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As we saw in 4, the general comparison operators =, !=, <, <=, >, and >= perform existential comparisons: if one of the arguments is a sequence, then the other argument is tested against each of the items in that sequence, and if any of the tests are true, then the test as a whole is true. A corollary of this is that one way in which simple sequences can prove very useful is in allowing you to test several things at once. For example, we currently use the test @flag = 'favorite' or @flag = 'interesting' to test whether the value of the flag attribute is 'favorite' or 'interesting'. This expression contains two separate tests, combined with an or. An alternative is to test the value of the flag attribute against the sequence containing the two values 'favorite' and 'interesting': @flag = ('favorite', 'interesting') This test will return true under the same conditions: if the flag attribute either has the value 'favorite' or has the value 'interesting'. Another way in which this general method can be useful is for getting hold of a certain subsequence within a sequence. For example, say that we were only interested in the first three programs showing on a channel. One way we could get hold of them would be to use Program[position() = (1 to 3)]

As you can see, there is nothing special about this sample script, compared to other programs that use the CGI. The handling of input parameters is the same as for any program that uses the CGI module, and nothing special needs to be done, apart from being aware that PNG data is binary, and therefore STDOUT should be prepared with binmode().

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Sometimes you might want to know not only whether a sequence contains a particular value, but also where in the sequence the value appears You can do this with the index-of() function, which returns the position of the atomic value given in the second argument within the sequence given as the first argument For example: index-of(('favorite', 'interesting'), @flag) will return 1 if the value of the flag attribute is 'favorite' and 2 if the value of the flag attribute is 'interesting' If the sequence contains multiple instances of the specified value, then index-of() returns a sequence containing the positions in which the value appears If the sequence doesn t contain the given value, then index-of() returns an empty sequence If you re trying to locate a string within a sequence, you can give a third argument to the index-of() function to specify the collation to use.

The example from the previous section is a minor one, because there is no interactive input to the program that creates the graphic. More often, there will be the requirement for some user input, and an HTML page as output with the graphic somewhere on it. As an example we will take the program that generates a chart of the Southern Oscillation index and rainfall from section 5.1.7 Mixed charts, on page 72, and fashion that into an interactive Web application that combines a few select boxes and a display of a graph, as shown in figure 6.1. The only user input will be the start and end dates for the graph, which can be selected from 4 pop up menus at the top of the page. The output is the same form, with the pop-ups initialized to the selected values or to some default, if nothing was selected yet. If values have been submitted, then the HTML page will also contain a chart with the SOI and monthly rainfall plotted over the period indicated. The program that provides this functionality is surprisingly simple, mainly thanks to the use of the CGI module. Let s have a look at how it works.

If that s the case, you can easily create a prerequisite of your own and have the bootstrapper verify its existence on the client machine prior to running your ClickOnce installer We ll talk about how you can do that in the Building a Custom Prerequisite section For now, you need to get comfortable with deploying prerequisites: we ll show you how to build an application that uses Visual J#, and we ll show how the prerequisite is installed on the client machine prior to the ClickOnce application The sample application that we ll talk about is called WorkingWithPreReqs; you can obtain it via http://wwwsayedhashimicom/downloads/book/WorkingWithPreReqsApp/publishhtm When you browse to the publishhtm page of the sample application, you ll see the screen shown in Figure 8-8 The publishhtm page shown in Figure 8-8 shows two prerequisites required by the application.

For example, you might use this to do a case-insensitive search You learned about collations in 4 The index-of() function is most useful when you re using sequences to hold structured data Sequences in XPath 20 can t contain other sequences, but you can use multiple sequences or fixed-format sequences to get something close For example, we re currently using the following code to insert an <img> element based on the value of the flag attribute: <img src="{if (@flag = 'favorite') then 'favorite' else 'interest'}.

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