Hi,
1) and what if I let "gnuplot" do the job? wouldn't it be easier to
implement? and the performance should be better, right?
Is there a similar extension that I can take as example? One that takes
several parameters, delegates it to a command line program and then
takes results back and incorpo
Hi,
I would also look into the ArrayExtension
(http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:ArrayExtension)
If you have something like
[[HeightLength::1;4]]
[[HeightLength::2;5]]
you can extract and assign a HeightArray and a LengthArray by queries (see
examples on extension page).
Unfortunately th
Hi,
"Has allowed value set" is just an example property name - it's not a
pre-defined property; you could use any name. Sorry for the confusion.
And my strong guess is that, for this specific data need, of a specific
mathematical formula and pre-set values, you would have to have a custom
extensi
>
> First, when you use "Square" in your examples, I'm pretty sure you
> actually mean "Area".
you are right, I meant "Area" - its good to look up terms before using
them.
> Second - I think the idea of custom code for handling functions/rules
> in SMW is a non-starter - too difficult to implem
Zeev:
First, when you use "Square" in your examples, I'm pretty sure you actually
mean "Area". Second - I think the idea of custom code for handling
functions/rules in SMW is a non-starter - too difficult to implement for too
little value. The Semantic Rules extension mentioned earlier might be ab
Zeev,
do you know about the ParserFunctions extension? If not, have a look at it:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Extension:ParserFunctions
You should already be able to implement something like this by using
this extension and some templates.
Cheers,
Hauke
Hi,
I've just added an enhancement request:
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=22303
Do you think it is interesting enough so that SMW developers will
implement it? If yes, how long might it take? If no, could you please
tell me, whether it is hard to implement such extension and whic
