Andrew; It's not all that simple after all, as you are looking to perform procedural actions in a query language. One approach is to use SPINx - define a SPIN function that calls a Javascript function.
It's also common to construct if-then mappings into the model. E.g. :t1 :test 1^^xsd:integer :t1 :value "when count=1" :t2 :test 2^^xsd:integer :t2 :value "when count=2" ... then you can do a straightforward SPARQL graph match to select the condition: ?s :test ?count . ?s :value ?value . -- Scott On Jan 18, 8:44 am, AndrewB <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm trying to figure out a way in sparql/spin to do, if ?count = 4, > then ____ or if ?count = 2 then __ and so on (hopefully without doing > each case) I looked at regex. Does anyone have any ideas, it > probably really simple its just 2 early in the morning :)
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