Thanks Rob, I'll look into that as well
2009/5/21, Rob Challen :
> there is a compact graph traversal syntax as part of the N3 syntax, it looks
> sort of simple enough for command line use. there is also a xpath like
> graphpath language which could be of relevance.
>
> rob
>
> On 5/20/09, Mattias
there is a compact graph traversal syntax as part of the N3 syntax, it looks
sort of simple enough for command line use. there is also a xpath like
graphpath language which could be of relevance.
rob
On 5/20/09, Mattias Persson wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm missing some nice 'traverse' command in t
Of course the scripts will have to exist server-side, but that can
change too so that you point to a script file in the client or write a
small script in the prompt and send down to the ShellServer.
2009/5/20 Mattias Persson :
> Well, basically it's the ame idea here. However the Shell have had
>
Well, basically it's the ame idea here. However the Shell have had
scripting support from day one for Groovy and Jython (can of course
add one for Ruby as well) using commands gsh and jsh respectively, but
I'm thinking more about a simple traverser command where you don't
want to hack a script just
Hi there,
would that be the same idea as adding support for a scripting language
for traversers in Neoclipse? Sounds like a little JRuby or Groovy
magic would be perfect to describe small traversers and filters here.
/peter
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Hi all,
I'm missing some nice 'traverse' command in the shell. Something
simple which could look up stuff for me instead of my having to 'cd'
and 'ls' on a lot of nodes to find the right one. I was thinking that
it can take relationship types (with wildcards optionally, since we
now have NeoServic
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