Hello,
i hope this C++ snippet helps you ...
std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream &out, const raptor_term* term)
{
switch(term->type)
{
case RAPTOR_TERM_TYPE_UNKNOWN:
out << "[unknown]";
break;
case RAPTOR_TERM_TYPE_URI:
out << "[uri]=" <<
raptor_uri_as_string(term->value.uri);
break;
case RAPTOR_TERM_TYPE_LITERAL:
out << "[literal]=" << term->value.literal.string;
break;
case RAPTOR_TERM_TYPE_BLANK:
out << "[blank]=" << term->value.blank.string;
break;
}
return out;
}
Best Regards,
Andreas
Am 18.10.2011 12:28, schrieb Derlis:
> Hello, i see that the librdf_node_to_string is deprecated in the newest
> version of redland-1.0.14. My problem is I have used previous versions of
> Redland that support the librdf_node_to_string, and now i want to upgrade to
> new version.
>
>
> unsigned char *subject_node=NULL, *object_node=NULL;
>
> subject_type = librdf_node_get_type(subject);
> object_type = librdf_node_get_type(object);
>
> subject_node= librdf_node_to_string(subject);
> object_node= librdf_node_to_string(object);
>
> if(subject_type == LIBRDF_NODE_TYPE_UNKNOWN){
> cout << subject_node << endl;
> }
>
> if(object_type == LIBRDF_NODE_TYPE_UNKNOWN){
> cout << object_node << endl;
> }
>
> How can i print in the newest version of redland the string??..
>
>
> Apreciate any help...
>
> Cheers..
>
>
>
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