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If I have been of help to you, do you think you could return the kindness, and seeing to answering any of my question in the xslt thread?

Yeah, if it was just 1 file, it wouldn't be a big deal. As it is it is over 100 files, that are all different. I hadn't heard of XQuery, I'll take a look at that.

Also check out xqib too. It's an alternative to JavaScript for handling the dom on server side scripting.

This week these will show up:http://www.amazon.com/Computer-Programming-Volumes-1-4A-Boxed/dp/0321751043http://www.amazon.com/The-Pragmatic-Programmer-Journeyman-Master/dp/020161622Xhttp://www.amazon.com/Code-Complete-Practical-Handbook-Construction/dp/0735619670http://www.amazon.com/The-Mythical-Man-Month-Engineering-Anniversary/dp/0201835959Plus a few more. All of those are classics, my bookshelf is sad and lonely without them.

I heard in passing from Facebook when they introduce flux and react of The Mythical Man-Month(that is in passing).There's this book that is coming out or is out on JS, and it's a beauty. It's a visual walk through, through the hold language. I can't wait to be able to read it. I can't remember the name sadly at this time.

not JS related, but still relevant to software developmenthttp://www.amazon.com/Continuous-Integration-Improving-Software-Reducing/dp/0321336380

That's seem more of a concept book of how to go about with different programming situations.It's good to take them books into account for reading material, and farther help you have more of an in-depth view....

The good parts..... I enjoy reading the definitive guide 6 than the good parts... To me it was way to much talking(didn't even finish it). I like information after information after information every word or on some occasion; every other word.And speaking JavaScript... Is okay... I like how they go over(could have went in a little deeper) the whole language for the overview. And later in detail(which I'm still reading, and still reading the pervious book I mention).Also studying on XML, and the likes.

Anything written by Gary Hamel especially Leading the Revolution (1st ed). Subsequent eds are watered down.

... Mostly aiming to programming... You heard of(and this is very broad) of that man and I believe his two sons trying to start a slavery revolution in the slavery time. But it didn't go as plain, and they(I think) was gun down in a mine.

Hey ladies and gent!What are~ you reading?

what is apply-template? Is it use to call a template element by matching the match attribute context node with it's select attribute context node. Is this true? if so, does the path to the node matter when matching both attribute up(most the xPath syntax be the same for both attribute for the apply-template to be able to call that particular template)? And is this the only way to use apply-template element(can it not stand alone to match a particular node context by absolute path in the target or link to xml document)?

He's right, there's a hack among us...

I call them square brackets.

I updated cause I knew it'll be some crud like that.

What are these: []? What are your markdown language call? These ([) (])?The... Code you use to style the text in the post, what is the name of the language? And if not a language what is it?

I'm guessing you can't just replace the one file.... What of xQuery? It's simple to learn and can do just about everything xslt 1.0 can and that was xQuery version 1.0. It being now version 3.0. It should be relatively easy.

Is this a namespace infront of the colon?

ecmascript:void setInterval(function() {scrollBy(0,10)}, 200);

http://www.xqib.org/

 

var i, ftd, arr; i = 0; arr = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9] ftd = []; while(arr[i]){ftd[i] = (arr[i]>5)?(arr[i]):(null); if(ftd[i]===null){ftd.splice(i,1)}; i++;}ftd[2];

splice leaves undefined holes.

Keep it as complex as possible. Or other will steal your ideal! :-) happy coding!

Tubular? You mean like a tube? No, the data is not held inside of a tube.

Tabular* typo.

I've mostly worked with MySQL. If I didn't work with MySQL, then it would probably be MariaDB or PostgreSQL. I haven't looked into moving our servers off of MySQL.

What type of data format they hold their data in? Tubular right?

That code will return an empty object. A return statement is not an expression.Tabular (not tubular) data is any data that would best be displayed inside a table. A database table can be envisioned as a spreadsheet, more or less.

Is that what you prefer? You a php programmer... What database would you prefer to work with?

It's returning an object literal.

So this:

(function(){  return(Boolean(return({}) === return{}))}())();/*return true? ...if it could actually be compare like this.*/

Is true?Also, can you give me an example of database tubular data? And what SQL database data look like?

With function, I'll get confuse when I see curly braces infront of the return statement:

"use strict";function(baz){  If(baz === "?"){ //the curly braces    return{foobar:function(baz){return{/*...*/}};  }}//Is that top function the same as:function(baz){  If(baz === "?"){//the parenthese warp/inclose the curly braces    return({foobar:function(baz){     return({/*...*/})}    );   }}

Ingolme.... How old are you???? Where you there when God form the seas?P.s. We need more peeps in the xml area.

Are you working on being a web developer?

Do as3 support e4x?What made you learn as3???

I am using divs... I just styled the elements using display table/table-cell. The only issue I see with absolute positioning is you need to know the exact dimensions of the box, which I don't want...

... Yeah that's part of the beauty, and that type of information is obtainable if you need screen side via EMCAScript.