FROM : Jens Alfke
DATE : Sun May 04 23:59:43 2008
On 4 May '08, at 1:35 PM, Richard Wolf wrote:
> Your next task is to learn XQuery. If you are going to deal with
> searching XML data for values, this is a MUST, but you will be amply
> rewarded for all your efforts.
XQuery's powerful, all right, but it's kind of complicated, so I
thought it wouldn't be a good thing to suggest to someone who's
already dealing with learning the Cocoa APIs.
(Personally, I was never really able to figure out XQuery. XPath is
sort of "XQuery For Teh Dummiez", and saves me enough typing that I
stick with it instead of limping back into the ring for another bout
with XQuery.)
—Jens
DATE : Sun May 04 23:59:43 2008
On 4 May '08, at 1:35 PM, Richard Wolf wrote:
> Your next task is to learn XQuery. If you are going to deal with
> searching XML data for values, this is a MUST, but you will be amply
> rewarded for all your efforts.
XQuery's powerful, all right, but it's kind of complicated, so I
thought it wouldn't be a good thing to suggest to someone who's
already dealing with learning the Cocoa APIs.
(Personally, I was never really able to figure out XQuery. XPath is
sort of "XQuery For Teh Dummiez", and saves me enough typing that I
stick with it instead of limping back into the ring for another bout
with XQuery.)
—Jens
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Richard Wolf | May 4, 22:35 | |
| Jens Alfke | May 4, 23:59 |






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