On Mittwoch, 9. September 2009, Yaron Koren wrote:
Hi,
A few thoughts:
- using the standard [[...]] notation is certainly interesting; although
isn't there a long-term effort to get rid of the double-bracket notation,
since it's difficult to parse?
Right, but my proposal would merely make
Hi,
My responses are inline below, to the points under contention:
- it makes object names look like links - as you note,
USA#Presidency_of_Adams looks like an anchor; but it's not an anchor,
which could be confusing, especially if the page also contains a section
called Presidency of Adams.
Oops, I just realized I had the wrong years for John Adams - well,
thankfully, incorrect data is still data. :)
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 9:54 AM, Yaron Koren yaro...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Sure: internal objects are stored using the new parser function
#set_internal, which is called in the
Thanks for the explanation. As I see it, we could actually merge internal
objects into the current SMW code for multi-valued properties. Below is a
somewhat lengthy description of a possible design.
First of all, the way multi-valued properties work internally is very similar
to your internal
Hi,
A few thoughts:
- using the standard [[...]] notation is certainly interesting; although
isn't there a long-term effort to get rid of the double-bracket notation,
since it's difficult to parse?
- similarly, overloading #set is also a possiblity; though it seems to me
simpler, for both the
Hi Yaron,
I also would like to do some changes to the RDF export in general:
(1) I would like URI generation to be easier to control in extensions. The
main goal of this would be to make the current vocabulary import feature of
SMW a separate extension, and to allow for other such extensions
Hi,
Sure, let me explain internal objects: they're stored in the SMW database
tables the same way that wiki pages are, and they hold their own properties
the same way wiki pages do; the only difference is that they don't have a
corresponding wiki page (and their naming structure, Name#Number,
Hi,
I want the new extension Semantic Internal Objects to be able to add data
about internal objects to the RDF export. Normally this wouldn't seem too
hard: the function that prints RDF data about a specific wiki page is
OWLExport::printObject(), in the file SMW_SpecialOWLExport.php (it's a
