Hi German,
see the attached example. The key is to define a new helper function
which takes two arguments and has a SPARQLMotion script as its body.
The new function can then be inserted into any other SM script from the
Functions section, as a lego block.
Using SPIN constructors would no
Hi Jack,
in SPIN we have the SPL library that is supposed to contain "standard"
constraint types as SPIN templates. Right now it includes:
spl:CountPropertyConstraintTemplates
spl:ExistencePropertyPairConstraint
spl:LessThanOtherPropertyPairConstraint
spl:NonExistencePropertyPairConstraint
spl
Thanks, Holger,
That’s good to know.
Generally, when I’m looking for functions to use, I refer to the “TopBraid
SPARQL Functions reference” section in TBC Help.
Updating that with either the new afn: functions, or a link to
http://jena.apache.org/documentation/query/library-function.html in th
Hi Steve,
Jena already includes a number of math functions including
afn:sqrt(num), see
http://jena.apache.org/documentation/query/library-function.html
These functions are not however listed in the afn namespace as instances
of spin:Function and therefore do not show up in auto-complete etc
Topbraid Composer has several SPIN functions that are pretty specific to
defining constraints for model testing. Examples are spl:instanceOf,
spl:hasValueOfType, smf:definedIn, smf:min/maxCardinality, smf:qname,
spif:localName, spin:constructViolations, spin:violatesConstraints, etc. It
seems c
Hi,
I would like to to specialize existing SM module, by binding some of its
arguments. More concretely, i would like to create module
my:ImportGoogleSpreadsheetCSV by extending module sml:ImportFileFromURL.
my:ImportGoogleSpreadsheetCSV should have 2 additional parameters --
documentId and sh
