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[XQuery Talk Mailing List Archive Home] [By Date] [By Thread] [By Subject] [By Author] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] flowrrr - how to structure a function?Robert Koberg rob at koberg.comTue Oct 17 09:17:07 PDT 2006
Michael Kay wrote: > It looks reasonable to me. I'm not quite sure why you want the variable > $is-valid, since it's only used once, but if you do want it then this is the > way to write it. I have rewritten to take into account David's suggestion and changed the way the code works, so it looks like: declare function ep:enter-project($user as xs:string, $group-name as xs:string, $home-db-ref as xs:string?) as element()? { if (ep:is-valid-user-for-group($user, $group-name)) then doc("databases.xml")/*/instance[@id=( if (not($home-db-ref=())) then $home-db-ref else request:get-parameter("db-ref", "") )]/ ( session:set-attribute("db-port", string(@port)), response:redirect-to(xs:anyURI("./project/")) ) else <p class="warn">Could not find credentials to let you enter the project.</p> }; > > Odd to see that this habit of sticking "fn:" in front of function names is > catching on even with XSLTers. I never use it myself, it seems to achieve > nothing but ugliness and redundancy. And inconsistency - you use doc() but > fn:string(). But tastes vary... I have removed all 'fn:'s and will never use it again :) thanks, -Rob
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