On Mar 11, 2011, at 5:12 PM, C. M. Sperberg-McQueen wrote:
But when I ask to create a new database in the GUI, giving that directory as the path and accepting the default pattern of *.xml, the only document in the resulting database appears to be the small schemas.xml file that nXML mode placed in one of the subdirectories of ~/2011/Unicode when I edited an XSLT stylesheet there.
I should perhaps say that none of the various XML files in the subtree are actually in the Unicode directory. They are all in subdirectories, as the following reformatted shell log illustrates:
$ pwd /Users/cmsmcq/2011/Unicode $ ls *.xml */*.xml ls: *.xml: No such file or directory 2.0.0/unicode.blocks.xml 2.1.9/unicode.blocks.xml 3.0.0/unicode.blocks.xml 3.1.0/unicode.blocks.xml 3.2.0/unicode.blocks.xml 4.0.0/unicode.blocks.xml 4.0.1/unicode.blocks.xml 4.1.0/unicode.blocks.xml 5.0.0/unicode.blocks.xml 5.1.0/ucd.nounihan.grouped.xml 5.2.0/ucd.nounihan.grouped.xml 6.0.0/ucd.nounihan.grouped.xml bin/schemas.xml $
The one that shows up in the collection is bin/schemas.xml, which is (coincidentally?) the last one in the list produced by ls.
I can't tell whether the other documents are being processed or not: BaseX indexing is too fast for me to tell whether it's actually handling a document or skipping it :).