qexo - Man Page

the XQuery language implemented on a Java VM

Synopsis

qexo [options] java kawa.repl --xquery [options]

Description

This manual page documents briefly the qexo package, an XQuery implementation written completely in the Java language. XQuery expressions are compiled into Java bytecodes for efficiency.

XQuery is a new language designed for querying, manipulating, and generating XML and similar data sets.

Using the qexo script is equivalent to invoking an interpreter of the Java language on the kawa.repl class and specifying the --xquery option.

This manual page is just a quick synopsis. For more information, see the links below.

Options

-e expression: Evaluate the expression.
-c expression: Evaluate the expression, but does not cause the start-up file ~/.kawarc.scm to be read.
-f filename: Read and evaluate XQuery expressions from the filename.
-s: Enter an interactive read-evaluate-print command loop.
-w: Enter an interactive read-evaluate-print in a new top-level window.
-C filename: Compile filename to one or more Java class files. See the Kawa manual for details.

If no options are specified, it is equivalent to -s.
GNU readline(3) can normally be used to edit commands.

Files

/usr/bin/qexo: The qexo executable just invokes kawa(1) with the --xquery option.
~/.kawarc.scm: Commands that are executed when qexo (or kawa) is started.

Author

Per Bothner <per@bothner.com>.

Referenced By

kawa(1).