On 8/15/14, 3:45 PM, Victor Porton wrote: > The following Ada code retrieves attributes of an RDF statements. > > function Get_Subject (Statement: Statement_Type_Without_Finalize) return > RDF.Raptor.Term.Term_Type_Without_Finalize; > function Get_Predicate (Statement: Statement_Type_Without_Finalize) return > RDF.Raptor.Term.Term_Type_Without_Finalize; > function Get_Object (Statement: Statement_Type_Without_Finalize) return > RDF.Raptor.Term.Term_Type_Without_Finalize; > function Get_Graph (Statement: Statement_Type_Without_Finalize) return > RDF.Raptor.Term.Term_Type_Without_Finalize; -- may return null handle > > Should I also make code which would set the attributes? > > As for now all four attributes are set by: > > function New_Statement (World: > RDF.Raptor.World.World_Type_Without_Finalize'Class; > Subject, Predicate, Object, Graph: > RDF.Raptor.Term.Term_Type_Without_Finalize) > return Statement_Type; > > when a statement is created. > > Should there be code which sets them afterward (not when the statement is > created, but later)?
Generally a statement should be created once and the fields not changed. The reason for the accessors is when the library is returning a statement such as from a parser. If your language prefers built in accessors to fields/attributes of raptor_statement, you don't need the wrappers. It's up to you. Dave _______________________________________________ redland-dev mailing list redland-dev@lists.librdf.org http://lists.librdf.org/mailman/listinfo/redland-dev
