Pierre-Antoine Champin
Pierre-Antoine Champin
This test sets the [`produceGeneralizedRdf`] flag to true, it is *supposed* to produce [Generalized RDF]. Granted, the output file is therefore not valid N-Quads, and there is no specification for...
> The IRI Compaction algorithm clearly allows the term to be selected: Yes, I didn't mean to imply that the test was inconsistent with the spec, only that what it...
@gkellogg agreed
Note that one problem of the `` tag is that its content is not printed unless explicitly unfolded. This can be seen as a feature (some readers might prefer to...
I consider this as an oversight; this section should have been updated when we added the `@direction` keyword. @gkellogg @dlongley WDYT? Also, it seems that we have no test case...
The sentence I wrote ("if node map does not contain an id entry...") is what I suggest to add to step 6.10 . So indeed, it is currently not in...
First note that your context is a bit tricky: * JSON string literals are usually interpreted as RDF literals with datatype `xsd:string`, * but you override this with a context-wide...
The `xsd:boolean` issue is different: by default, it will not cause any round-tripping issue, because the default behavior of the `fromRdf` algorithm is to produce `{"@value": "true", "@type": "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#bool" }`,...
@dlongley yes, that's how I understand the outcome of our discussion. and +1 as well to @rubensworks comment above.
@pietercolpaert > Probably @datatype in your last example is a typo and you meant @type though? Yes, thanks for spotting it. That's fixed