Mary emailed me how to run XQuery from the command line, using Saxon:
java -Xss32m -Xmn32m net.sf.saxon.Query -traceout:#err -opt:-gl -q:examples/compile.xqy
Mary's compile.xqy takes a file containing this input:
1 I I pronoun
2 me me pronoun
3 mine mine pronoun
4 my my pronoun
5 myself myself pronoun
6 you you pronoun
7 your your pronoun
8 yours yours pronoun
9 yourself yourself pronoun
10 yourselves yourselves pronoun
11 he he pronoun
12 him him pronoun
....... (lots more)
And generates the below JSON. Mary, would you describe what the JSON is showing? And what is a trie? /Roger
{
"entities": [
{
"word": "I",
"normalized": "I",
"type": "pronoun",
"id": "1"
},
{
"word": "me",
"normalized": "me",
"type": "pronoun",
"id": "2"
},
{
"word": "mine",
"normalized": "mine",
"type": "pronoun",
"id": "3"
},
{
"word": "my",
"normalized": "my",
"type": "pronoun",
"id": "4"
},
..... (much more)
],
"trie": {
"root": 1,
"states": {
"0": {},
"32": {
"emits": {
"himself": [14]
},
"output": 1,
"success": {},
"depth": 7,
"failure": 1,
"id": 32
},
"64": {
"emits": {
"them": [28]
},
"output": 3,
"success": {},
"depth": 4,
"failure": 3,
"id": 64
},
...... (more)
},
"config": {
"unicode-normalization": "none",
"case-insensitive": false
},
"num-states": 272,
"size-map": {
"yours": 5,
"a": 1,
"hasn't": 6,
"were": 4,
"against": 7,
"herself": 7,
"doesn't": 7,
"anything": 8,
"done": 4,
"won't": 5,
"be": 2,
"theirselves": 11,
"having": 6,
"noone": 5,
"in": 2,
"things": 6,
"with": 4,
"one": 3,
"wouldn't": 8,
"that": 4,
"ours": 4,
"between": 7,
"its": 3,
"without": 7,
"go": 2,
"have": 4,
"they": 4,
"shouldn't": 9,
"I": 1,
"was": 3,
"is": 2,
"within": 6,
"do": 2,
"it": 2,
"had": 3,
"am": 2,
"been": 4,
"got": 3,
"my": 2,
"our": 3,
"him": 3,
"an": 2,
"nothing": 7,
"thing": 5,
"we": 2,
"she": 3,
"don't": 5,
"hadn't": 6,
"gotten": 6,
"the": 3,
"isn't": 5,
"someone": 7,
"his": 3,
"will": 4,
"at": 2,
"your": 4,
"mine": 4,
"should": 6,
"haven't": 7,
"over": 4,
"some": 4,
"went": 4,
"atop": 4,
"are": 3,
"would": 5,
"her": 3,
"whether": 7,
"get": 3,
"ourselves": 9,
"goes": 4,
"by": 2,
"of": 2,
"itself": 6,
"himself": 7,
"me": 2,
"under": 5,
"myself": 6,
"theirs": 6,
"does": 4,
"besides": 7,
"beside": 6,
"something": 9,
"weren't": 7,
"anyone": 6,
"their": 5,
"has": 3,
"to": 2,
"beneath": 7,
"didn't": 6,
"after": 5,
"them": 4,
"among": 5,
"he": 2,
"which": 5,
"amongst": 7,
"yourselves": 10,
"above": 5,
"gets": 4,
"us": 2,
"who": 3,
"hers": 4,
"you": 3,
"did": 3,
"across": 6,
"gone": 4,
"on": 2,
"yourself": 8,
"before": 6
},
"num-keywords": 108,
"constructed-failure-states": true
}
}
-----Original Message-----
From: Roger L Costello <costello@mitre.org>
Sent: Tuesday, March 8, 2022 2:18 PM
To: Mary Holstege <holstege@mathling.com>; xml-dev <xml-dev@lists.xml.org>
Subject: [xml-dev] [ANN] New release mathling XQuery libraries
Hi Mary,
Congratulations! That is an amazing collection of functions.
I'd like to give some of your functions a test drive. How about the compile.xqy file in the examples folder. I have it open in Oxygen XML. How do I execute it? (Sorry, I haven't done anything with XQuery in many years.)
/Roger
-----Original Message-----
From: Mary Holstege <holstege@mathling.com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 8, 2022 1:25 PM
To: xml-dev <xml-dev@lists.xml.org>
Subject: [EXT] [xml-dev] [ANN] New release mathling XQuery libraries
Announcing the 20220308 release of my art support XQuery libraries.
Full details here: https://mathling.com/code/art/README.html
Licensing: Generally licensed as CC-BY
(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) although some of the code
is ports of BSD/MIT libraries.
What's in it? There's a lot, and I've been steadily porting/cleaning up
more of my older code to share, and adding more tests and docs.
Random distributions: uniform, normal, skewed normal, Zipf, Bernoulli,
Poisson, binomial Poisson, adhoc weighted, simple Markov chains
Basic geometric objects (points, ellipses, Bezier paths, polygons, etc)
and basic operations over them (affines, projections, some
containment/intersection, areas, lengths, splines). Some limited support
for solid geometry as well.
Arrangements: grids, arcs, spirals, helixes; simple graph layout,
Delaunay/Voronoi triangulation, binary split trees, treemaps
Isohedral tiling (port of tactile.js)
Raw image read/write/dither.
Drawing of geometric objects to SVG (or my domain-specific language,
but I'm not sharing the rats nest that is my stylesheets yet, so that
will be of limited value to anyone else)
Standard collection of SVG gradients and filters (plus hooks to Inkscape
filters, but you have to install Inkscape yourself for that) and
libraries for combining/altering them.
Colour space conversions, tonemapping
Noise functions: Open Simplex, Perlin, Worley, value, various flavours
of fractal noise, various noise modifiers
Signed distance functions for various 2D and 3D shapes plus ray casting
support based on SDF functions plus rendering functions
Some higher-level components such as L-systems, flow fields, modulated
torus knots
Aho-Corasick string matching
Tested on Saxon 10.6 (some advanced stuff depends on Saxon-PE, although
I've tried to encapsulate those parts)
Definitely requires XQuery 3.1
Happy hacking
//Mary
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