Andy,
I've switched the output to XML version 1.1 and started getting a lot
of inexplicable and seemingly random riot warnings, such as
18:49:18 WARN riot :: [line: 181, col: 15] Bad IRI:
Spaces are not legal in URIs/IRIs.
where line 181 simply reads:
https://localho
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Willem,
The results have unbound because there is error in evaluation, not
because there is an unbound in the input.
It's not "unbound" in the MIN or MAX ordering because the expression
(?x) is evaluated and eval(?x) is "error" not undef then ListEval
retains errors then ToList will be undef
Here's a query where I'd like to check that ARQ 3.15 does the right thing:
select (min(?x) as ?min) (max(?x) as ?max) {
values ?x { undef 3 }
}
ARQ returns both as unbound.
I expect: ?min = unbound, ?max = 3.
The ordering between the unbound value and 3 is well defined: unbound
values come firs
Thanks Andy. I was making an example when I got your message :)
I've found that form feed is not allowed in XML 1.0 but allowed in XML 1.1
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15034302/how-can-i-add-form-feed-character-into-text-that-i-am-creating-with-xslt/37790009
I tried TriX as XML version 1.1
Small example?
Try with and without ?
http://www.w3.org/2004/03/trix/trix-1/";>
http://example.org/Bob
http://example.org/name
Bob
10:10:19 ERROR riot:: [line: 6, col: 29] XML error:
ParseError at [row,col]:[6,29]
Message: Character reference "
