Given:
let $d1 := map {"key1":"value1"} let $d2 := map {"key2":"value2"} return map:merge($d1, $d2)
where the two maps to be merged should have been included as sequence, but were, mistakenly, not, the function should return an error, since the second map gets evaluated as $options, but none of the $options are to be found inside.
It seems, that only a type-check is done, to assure valid $options, since, in another case, I got a [XPTY0004].
Hi Andreas,
This is in compliance with the rules of the specification [1]. In the BaseX-specific functions, we raise errors; maybe this is the other case you mentioned?
Christian
[1] https://www.w3.org/TR/xpath-functions-31/#option-parameter-conventions
Andreas Mixich mixich.andreas@gmail.com schrieb am So., 21. Apr. 2019, 04:55:
Given:
let $d1 := map {"key1":"value1"} let $d2 := map {"key2":"value2"} return map:merge($d1, $d2)
where the two maps to be merged should have been included as sequence, but were, mistakenly, not, the function should return an error, since the second map gets evaluated as $options, but none of the $options are to be found inside.
It seems, that only a type-check is done, to assure valid $options, since, in another case, I got a [XPTY0004].
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