Hello Daniel;  Given that URN's are an alternative syntax for URI's I
don't think the first suggestion is possible. E.g. all URNs are valid
and <urn:mystuff:example> and <urn:mystuff:examle> are different just
as http://mystuff.org/example and http://mystuff.org/examle are
different.

Also, given issues with dereferencing URNs (http://www.w3.org/TR/
cooluris/, http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/doc/URNsAndRegistries-50.html),
I would recommend limiting use of URNs to contexts in which the
resource is not materialized in a data store or file serialization.
The use of TBL's session URN, <urn:x-tb:session>, is a good example as
it represents an ephemeral session graph.  For all other uses, URLs
are a better choice for representing resources.

For the second point, it seems to me that ApplyConstruct does
precisely what you are asking for.  How would a SPIN imports function
(a SPARQLMotion module?) be different?

The third item is available in Ensemble now.  For Composer, add the
{@lang} to the end of an untyped literal, either in the text area or a
SPARQL query.  Composer and Ensemble play different roles, and the
kind of UI enhancement you are suggesting falls more in line with
Ensemble end-user use cases, and therefore we provide this feature in
Ensemble.

-- Scott

On Jun 29, 9:29 am, Daniel Mekonnen <[email protected]>
wrote:
> New Items:
>
> * Red jagged underline for urn:x-var variables that are undefined (catches
> typos)
>
> * sp:imports - a spin imports function whose value is a sparql construct
> statement.  Since both a GRAPH and SERVICE may be referenced within the
> WHERE clause a restricted import of triples becomes possible, vs pulling in
> all triples under a graph URI as per owl:imports.
>
> * A language "picker" to set the language of string properties.  This picker
> might show a list of countries and languages using the new flag mnemonic.

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