Hey,
> Semantic Watchlist operates with the data that has been already stored in
the database, right?
No, it uses the SMWStore::updateDataBefore hook, which gets fired in
SMWStore::updateData. So you can use this hook together with one that
allows modifying the user (assuming there is one that gets fired after the
SMW hook). This is a rather evil approach using a global or equivalent
thing, but I don't see how you can get around that with the current store
code.
Beware that the diff SWL uses is created by SWL itself, so you'd need to
hook into SWL (which has an appropriate hook) to use it. Or wait until we
have this stuff in SMW itself, which ought to not take very long, as we
need it for some performance improvements.
Cheers
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