Hi,
Using `sem.sparql()`, it is possible to bind a SPARQL placeholder to
an array, to serve as many alternatives to the placeholder in the
triples pattern. For instance, the following query:
require('/MarkLogic/semantics').sparql(
'SELECT * WHERE { ?s ?p ?o }',
{ 's': [ sem.iri('#1'), sem.iri('#2') ] })
returns the predicates and values for al triples with the subject
equal to either `#1` or `#2`.
Problem is, the bound placeholder is not part of the result (in this
example, `?s`). The result is an iterator over objects of the
following form:
{ p: "#pred", o: "value" }
So it is not possible to use the result in a way to would need to know
which subject each row is attached to (which I believe is generally
the case when binding them to arrays, as opposed to scalar values).
Is there any way to have `sem.sparql()` include bound placeholders in
the result?
Regards,
--
Florent Georges
http://fgeorges.org/
http://h2oconsulting.be/
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