Dear Xavier,

thanks for your request; due to time constraints, I'm passing this on to the list..

Hope someone helps; otherwise, please ask again, Christian ___________________________

On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 11:49 AM, xavier-laurent salvador xavier-laurent.salvador@univ-paris13.fr wrote:

Sorry for the send, here is my right xquery routine:

<texte> { for $dic in db:open('dictionary')//entry[pos contains text "Advb." ftor "Conj." any word]/orth return        <res>

Resultat: {$dic}:                {                let $s:= ft:mark(//*[text() contains text {$dic} using case insensitive using wildcards], 'advb')                let $sv := $s//advb                return <ff>{$s}</ff>}        </res> }

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Hello again, could you give me an advice, please ? I'm trying to integrate basex in a lexicographic project. Server an

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bindings are useful and ok. What i would like to do is crossing the datas of a db (="dictionary") with the tokens of another db(="text"): for all the adverbs of my dictionary, i want a mark around the token in the text. What i get is a new instance of my text, with <mark/> around the lemma, for every adverbs of the dictionary. 15 adverbs, 15 times the text.

'dictionary is <entry><orth>xxx</orth><pos>Advb.</pos></entry> 'text' is <root><texte><localisation>1</localisation>Donc dist alors li heros a ses amis</texte></root>

here is my routine ('text' is already db:open):

<texte> { for $dic in db:open('dictionary')//entry[pos contains text "Advb." ftor "Conj." any word]/orth return       <res>

Resultat: {$dic}:               {               let $s:= ft:mark(//*[text() contains text {$dic} using case insensitive using wildcards], 'advb')               let $sv := $s//advb               return <ff>{$s}</ff>}       </res> }

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I tried with tumbling window, but couldn't with basex. Do you have an advice, please ?

Thank you by advance and congratulations again for your great work,

xls