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Henry Story commented on CLEREZZA-537:
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what about making it a Generic? Perhaps with a subclass implementation of the
generic?
GraphNode[T <: Resource](obj: T, g: TripleCollection)
Then one could even create a specialised subclass that is limited to NonLiterals
> Change Node in GraphNode to be of type NonLiteral
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> Key: CLEREZZA-537
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLEREZZA-537
> Project: Clerezza
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Henry Story
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> public GraphNode(Resource resource, TripleCollection graph)
> public Resource getNode()
> Can a Graph node have a literal subject? (I am not against it, and I suppose
> with getInverseProperties and setInverseProperties this even makes sense)
> Just if this is not to be allowed then one should restrict the node to be
> NonLiteral, as that would make a lot of code need fewer casts
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