On 10/12/14 7:20 AM, Maarten Dammers wrote: > Hi guys, > > I'm wondering how to add references that have multiple parts. Take for > example https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q76 (Barack Obama). The third > reference of date of birth has two parts: > * "stated in" -> "Integrated Authority File" > * "date retrieved" -> "9 April 2014" > > Currently a reference in our implementation is a special claim [1]. I'm > pretty sure the left hand side of a claim is always one property (for > example "date of birth"), with references this can be multiple (for > example "stated in" and "date retrieved"). Am I missing something or > should we change our implementation?
Claim.sources is a list of lists of references: >>> i=pywikibot.ItemPage(d, 'Q76') >>> i.get() >>> i.claims['P21'][0].sources [OrderedDict([(u'P143', [<pywikibot.page.Claim instance at 0x10fb0f170>])]), OrderedDict([(u'P248', [<pywikibot.page.Claim instance at 0x10fb0f290>]), (u'P813', [<pywikibot.page.Claim instance at 0x10fb0f440>])]), OrderedDict([(u'P248', [<pywikibot.page.Claim instance at 0x10fb0f4d0>])])] >>> i.claims['P21'][0].sources[1] OrderedDict([(u'P248', [<pywikibot.page.Claim instance at 0x10fb0f290>]), (u'P813', [<pywikibot.page.Claim instance at 0x10fb0f440>])]) We could probably improve our implementation by having a ReferenceList object or something. -- legoktm _______________________________________________ Pywikipedia-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/pywikipedia-l
