Phil; sml:ConvertDatatype will take variables - just name it ?
predicate. For example, if you have an IterateOverSelect module with
the query:SELECT ?predicate
WHERE {
?predicate a owl:DatatypeProperty .
LET (?name := afn:localname(?predicate)) .
FILTER regex(?name, "^a[0-9]", "i") .
}
...and a sml:ConvertDatatype in the body, with sml:predicate empty,
the script will iterate over the result set and bind ?predicate to
sml:predicate. In this example, all resources with a datatype
properties starting with "a" and a digit will be passed to
sml:ConvertDatatype and the property's type will be converted to
whatever is defined in sml:datatype.
-- Scott
On Nov 23, 5:33 pm, PhilA <philip.ashwo...@ucb.com> wrote:
> After working for a couple of weeks reading in delimited text files,
> and then manipulating this to create the classes with appropriate
> properties ,e.g. like extract class in TBC, I think I have found a
> fairly efficient way of working.
> The biggest issue still remaining is how to convert the datatypes to
> those specified in an ontology.
> At present the only way I have managed it, is to have lots and lots of
> convert datatypes modules in the script.
> I've tried an iterate over select and then passing the variables to
> the convertdatatype module, but this module doesn't seem to accept
> variables as arguments.
> The other way I have tried to do it is to have multiple predicates
> listed in the convertdatatype module, but it only processes the first
> one listed.
>
> Since changing datatypes is a must do operation, from the imported
> string type, would it be possible to have an enhanced convertdatatype
> module?
>
> Cheers
> Phil
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