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
