Hello all,
I would like to be able to define the body of a SPIN function that returns
two variables, e.g.
SELECT ?x ?y
WHERE {
?example test:x ?x .
?example text:y ?y .
}
My question is: if such a function is possible, how are the results bound
when the function is called? In my experience with SPIN I have written
functions that return one variable, and thus the result is bound to a
single variable when the function is called. For example, if I have a SPIN
function called "functionA" where the spin:body is:
SELECT ?a
WHERE {
?example test:a ?a .
}
I would call this function and bind the result as
BIND(:functionA(?aVariable) AS ?returnedA) .
Is it possible to write a similar function that returns two (or more)
variables?
Any help is appreciated!
Alison
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