On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 7:48 AM, Andy Seaborne <[email protected]> wrote: > On 29/01/13 10:57, Rob Vesse wrote: >> >> >> On 1/29/13 9:28 AM, "Andy Seaborne" <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> The prefixes improvement are good timing for me because some new >>> possible writers in >>> >>> https://github.com/afs/riot-output >>> >>> are making progress. Writers done, working on the registry and >>> extensibility. >>> >>> (moved out of /Experimental so as not to cause many small commits to >>> clog things up - I'm just as happy to use svn/Experimental is you want >>> to see the fiddling about before first usable release) >> >> >> I assume GitHub has the notion of email notifications so you could turn on >> notifications of your git commits on that repo and have them sent to the >> [email protected] list like the SVN notifications do? >> >> That would be nice as it allows us all to see and comment on work that >> goes on even if it doesn't happen in the SVN repo > > > If we are agreed on seeing the noise, I can move it back to ASF. I'm > neutral as to location. > > I would appreciate review and improvement - feel free to just edit the code > for the "doh!" things. While review should be able learning better ways, it > is also about finding the stupidities, which are often more numerous. > >
I would slightly prefer ASF, so that I can see the commit messages. I do try to read/skim most of them, if only to see what bits people are working on. >> >>> >>> It includes pretty TriG writing, pretty Turtle writing, N-triples and >>> N-Quads that should be faster (less string bashing, more buffering). >>> >>> Faster URI to prefix name will be valuable. I was going to have to >>> worry about it and now I don't :-) >> >> >> Btw I have renamed FastPrefixMap to FastAbbreviatingPrefixMap to better >> reflect its intended usage and capability. >> >>> >>> There is a PrintStreamRDF that does streaming output of Turtle (no >>> lists) and makes something easier to read than N-triples. I was going >>> to add it to the riot parser commands as an output option. This will be >>> performance critical. >> >> >> This sounds really good, definitely something I will be using >> >> Rob >> >>> >>> Andy >> >> >
