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Galax’s error messages are often uninformative. We are working on this.
Namespace declarations in input and output documents and in input queries are not handled consistently. We are working on this.
Although module declarations and module import statements are supported, they are not well tested.
Testing buildbot
Bugs fixed in Version 0.4
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Date: Reported By: Locus: Fixed by: Test in XQueryUnit:
—– ———— —— ——— ——————-
06 Nov Trevor Jim
Feature request: if no file arguments are given to galax, take input
from standard input; or at least provide a flag that allows this.
04Apr03 Mary Fernandez Datamodel/Node order
mff@research.att.com Jerome New data model
galax-dev/2003q2/000209.html
Node order
12Jul03 Mark Anderson Makefiles (MacOSX)
galax/2003q3/000285.html Mary
30Jul03 Michael Burbridge Makefiles (MacOSX)
galax/2003q3/000287.html Mary
galax/2003q3/000294.html
8Aug03 Michael Schlenker Extensible DM interface
galax/2003q3/000304.html
Bugs fixed in Version 0.3.1
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Date: Reported By: Locus: Fixed by: Test in XQueryUnit:
—– ———— —— ——— ——————-
16Apr03 Carmelo Montanez Atomic types Mary
carmelo@nist.gov
galax/2003q2/000196.html
literal ints are int, not integer
29Jan03 Bard Bloom Optimization Mary [galax]Optimization_001.xq
<bardb@us.ibm.com>
galax/2003q1/000130.html
31Jan03 Bard Bloom Error messages Mary [Section3.1.4]Function_014.xq
<bardb@us.ibm.com>
galax/2003q1/000138.html
11Feb03 Clause Huempel Lexing Jerome
Claus Huempel
chuempel@orange.fr
galax/2003q1/000140.html
20Feb03 Jerome Simeon Context Jerome/Mary
simeon@research.bell-labs.com
galax-dev/2003q1/000180.html
13Mar03 Christopher Burdorf Galapi-ML Mary
cburdorf@imageworks.com
galax/2003q1/000156.html
22Mar03 Mike Tikiliainen Galapi-ML Mary
mt99@doc.ic.ac.uk
galax/2003q1/000157.html
26Mar03 Steve Fortune Text constructor [Section3.7.2]ComputedTextConstructor_0012.xq
26Mar03 Steve Fortune Context/API Mary [galax]ExtContext_001,002.xq
16Apr03 Michael Burbidge Galapi-C Mary
mburbidg@adobe.com
galax/2003q2/000198.html
18Apr03 Michael Burbidge Command-line API Mary
mburbidg@adobe.com
galax/2003q2/000217.html
01May03 Bard Bloom Evaluation Mary [Section3.8]OrderClause_007.xq
<bardb@us.ibm.com>
galax/2003q2/000233.html
Order-by clause broken
05May03 Greg Pomerantz Serialization Jerome
gmp@alumni.brown.edu
galax/2003q2/000242.html
21Apr03 Michael Burbidge Unicode support Jerome Implemented some support for UTF-8,
mburbidg@adobe.com ISO-88591 and UTF16
galax/2003q2/000227.html
30Apr03 Mary Fernandez Document validate
mff@research.att.com
glx:document-validate
galax-dev/2003q2/000230.html
Bug fixed in Version 0.3
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Date: Reported By: Locus: Fixed by: Test in XQueryUnit:
—– ———— —— ——— ——————-
14 Oct Rajasekar Krishnamurthy Sorting Jerome [Section3.2.2]Predicates_012.xq
<sekar@cs.wisc.edu>
galax/2002q4/000054.html
04 Nov Trevor Jim Attr: single quotes Jerome [Section3.7.2]ComputedAttributeConstructor_009.xq
<trevor@research.att.com>
04 Nov Trevor Jim Attr constructors Mary [Section3.7.2]ComputedAttributeConstructor_010.xq
<trevor@research.att.com> [Section3.7.2]ComputedAttributeConstructor_011.xq
04 Nov Blavier, André Attribute constructors (Covered by ComputedAttributeConstructor above)
galax/2002q4/000062.html
05 Nov Blavier, André Function calls Mary [Section3.1.4]/FunctionCall_013.xq
<andre.blavier@caissedesdepots.fr>
galax/2002q4/000064.html
06 Nov Bard Bloom Whitespace in elem [Section3.7.1]ComputedElementConstructor_001.xq
constructor
<bardb@us.ibm.com>
galax/2002q4/000067.html
06 Nov Peter Patel-Schneider Namespaces Jerome Should reject wrongful rebindings of xml and xmlns
06 Nov Peter Patel-Schneider Namespaces Jerome
Requested support for xml:base and xml:lang special attributes
08 Nov Bard Bloom Sorting J/M [Section3.9.1]SortExpr_010.xq
<bardb@us.ibm.com>
galax/2002q4/000073.html
15 Nov Bernd Amann Def’n of fn:data on [Section3.5.2]GeneralComp_010.xq
complex content
25 Nov Bard Bloom Attr constructor (Covered by ComputedAttributeConstructor above)
<bardb@us.ibm.com>
galax/2002q4/000086.html
4 Dec Bard Bloom Print function Jerome Implemented glx:print-string, glx:print-item
<bardb@us.ibm.com>
galax/2002q4/000092.html
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STILL OUTSTANDING
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Requested features
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Date: Requested by:
11Apr03 Bronneberg EM Schema support
embronne@cs.vu.nl
galax/2003q2/000187.html
Attribute groups unsupported
14Apr03 MW Atomic types
onlymails@gmx.net
galax/2003q2/000194.html
literal ints are int, not integer
16Apr03 Carmelo Montanez Atomic types
carmelo@nist.gov
galax/2003q2/000203.html
All numeric types not supported
User contributions
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
20 Nov Volker Stoltz
Free BSD compilation script
17Apr03 Michael Burbidge
mburbidg@adobe.com
Makefile changes for Mac OS X build...
galax/2003q2/000207.html
Bugs
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Date: Reported By: Locus: Fixed by: Test:
—– ———— —— ——— —–
30Jul03 Michael Burbridge MacOSX
galax/2003q3/000304.html
glx_serialize_to_file doesn’t work
06Nov02 Trevor Jim Error messages galax-bugs/error.xq
<trevor@research.att.com>
galax/2002q4/000066.html
17Nov02 Michael Good Win32 distribution
galax/2002q4/000077.html
03Dec02 Bard Bloom Error messages General error messages
<bardb@us.ibm.com>
galax/2002q4/000090.html
28Feb03 Bronneberg EM Parsing
<embronne@cs.vu.nl>
galax/2003q1/000144.html
Parse error in function definitions
06Mar03 Bard Bloom Windows installation
<bardb@us.ibm.com>
galax/2003q1/000147.html
Spaces in path to Galax installation
07Mar03 Palmer, Jim Windows installation
jim.palmer@certive.com
galax/2003q2/thread.html
10Apr03 Torsten Grust Static typing
Torsten.Grust@uni-konstanz.de
galax/2003q2/000183.html
Semantics of XPath axes and attributes
10Apr03 Sima Kdoshim Parsing
sigik@alum.cs.huji.ac.il
galax/2003q2/thread.html
Parsing entities in DTDs