Hello Kevin,
your project looks very interesting! I'd like to be notified about
milestone releases.
Kevin Tew wrote:
Quick Intro:
I'm a graduate student at Brigham Young University working for Phil
Windley.
I'm writing in order to start conversations and relationships with
researchers in the Scheme/XQuery field.
> What other scheme researchers do you know of that have interests in
> XQuery or XML Query in Scheme?
Looking at the wiki page "Literature Review for SXQuery Project", I
think you have an exhaustive list of the researchers. At least, the
list contains entries on all activities I know. I have a vague feeling
that the ssax-sxml mailing list archive contains traces of more
projects, but I'm not sure.
Look also into CVS:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/ssax/sxml-tools/
A lot of interesting SXML tools are hidden there.
I blog my current research at http://blogs.eclab.byu.edu/tewk/.
I also have a research wiki at
http://wiki.eclab.byu.edu/index.cgi?SXQueryLiteratureReview
Your wiki is excellent! I like it very much.
You can also look at my wiki, probably you'll find more related links:
http://xmlhack.ru/protva/xquery/
I look forward to corresponding with you and hope we can cooperate and
collaborate.
Well, some time ago I though about implementing XQuery in Scheme, but
I've given up. The main problems are that implementing XQuery is a big
task for one man and that (just IMHO) XQuery is polluted by W3C Schema.
By the way, before starting to write code, think a lot about how to
implement namespaces. A wrong decision will lead to big pain.
I decided to switch to a simplier task of implementing XPath. On the
other side, I believe that 99% of XSLT or XQuery implementation is an
XPath implementation. So if we had an XPath, we could easily implement
XSLT or XQuery.
Be aware that SXPath is not a real XPath implementation, but just a
useful library of combinators. I hope that the real XPath will be
provided by DDO-SXPath from Dmitry Lizorkin.
Right now I'm working on a tool for stress-testing XPath
implementations. So if you'll write your own XPath subsystem, you'll be
able to test it.
Sincerely,
Kevin Tew
2204 TMCB
tewk-LBaQsqPCPro3uPMLIKxrzw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Graduate Research Student
Enterprise Computing Laboratory - http://www.eclab.byu.edu/
Brigham Young University
Current Research http://blogs.eclab.byu.edu/tewk/
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http://uucode.com/blog/ Generative Programming, XML, TeX, Scheme
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