delta/python-packages/rdflib.git/test/n3, branch sdo-https github.com: rdflib/rdflib.git namespace.py serializers/rdfxml.py stric qnames 2020-03-13T02:32:03+00:00 Tom Gillespie tgbugs@gmail.com 2018-05-14T23:03:29+00:00 d6883c4c460d0a6338a2d477fe63b34fb702be6e The rdfxml serializer relied on namespace.py compute_qname to enforce qname correctness. Chagnging split characteristics to support n3 prefixes broke that assumption. This commit is a first pass at fixing the behvior. It may be worth renaming functions to make it clear that the current 'compute_qname' function is no longer actually computing a qname but a n3 prefix (or something like that). 
The rdfxml serializer relied on namespace.py compute_qname to enforce
qname correctness. Chagnging split characteristics to support n3
prefixes broke that assumption. This commit is a first pass at fixing
the behvior. It may be worth renaming functions to make it clear that
the current 'compute_qname' function is no longer actually computing
a qname but a n3 prefix (or something like that).
test added n3 to roundtrip tests 2020-03-13T02:28:57+00:00 Tom Gillespie tgbugs@gmail.com 2018-05-14T19:40:41+00:00 cb16d305f1ae5c9b515812a82bd4fde8fd4f235b These tests make it possible to catch issues with xml serialization of qnames. 
These tests make it possible to catch issues with xml
serialization of qnames.
replace foaf:surname (deprecated) with foaf:familyName in examples and tests 2020-03-06T05:42:09+00:00 Nicholas Car nicholas.car@csiro.au 2020-03-06T05:42:09+00:00 50687937f3b9bddf5687d44e603fe62277f00615 






Add notation 3 quoted string test, suppress failing parse of escaped characters.
2011-10-26T02:15:54+00:00

Graham Higgins
gjh@bel-epa.com

2011-10-26T02:15:54+00:00

cf4f3386076b9f42bd297c787c78c7b73ad93a59












Recruit another notation3 string test.
2011-10-25T21:16:40+00:00

Graham Higgins
gjh@bel-epa.com

2011-10-25T21:16:40+00:00

dae4744cd8767cc89c6937153aae3456c9d6521b












fix from Rob Sanderson so that n3/turtle parser does not choke on UTF-8 BOM (Fixes issue 156)
2011-01-05T17:49:53+00:00

ed.summers
devnull@localhost

2011-01-05T17:49:53+00:00

ac7d06f7952bf76c14f79abb64b1239071ab2212












added ntriples tests, and fixed issue 18
2010-02-02T23:30:05+00:00

gromgull
devnull@localhost

2010-02-02T23:30:05+00:00

cc381b88e3529aeb39b3ef600f1e93e2882121b2












Fairly big revision of the Turtle and N3 serializers, including:
2009-09-09T00:01:00+00:00

lindstream
devnull@localhost

2009-09-09T00:01:00+00:00

697686db5c11d6bb84947b3da60237a71d2ea848

- only generate prefixes for predicates (thus much less gratuitous);
- use prefix if bound uri is used as subject or object (common in ontologies);
- prefixes are used for datatypes (if bound in the graph);
- integer and float literals are outputted as is (as supported by turtle and n3);
- prepared to use plain boolean literals in place (not active since the n3 parser doesn't yet support those..);
- for "rdf:nil" (the empty list), "()" is used;
- for n3 only, "=" is used for "owl:sameAs", and "=>" for log:implies;
- 4 space indents (not 5) and no spurious trailing spaces;
- space before periods;
- no newline before @prefix declarations, one after;
- added serializer flag "spacious" (defaults to False); if True:
    - use two newlines after prefix declarations
    - one extra newline at end of document
- top-level bnodes as "[]" instead of surrounding statements;
- nested bnodes start with "[ ", ends with " ]";
- some space/indent tweaks for n3 graph literals .

Changes to other parts:

- Added some more n3 test files and altered some n3 test code.
- The "n3()" method of "term.Literal" now uses the new "_literal_n3" method,  which takes some optional parameters and is used directly by the turtle+n3 serializers.
- Added a bunch of doctests in Literal's "n3" and "_literal_n3".
- Registered "turtle" as a serialization format (due to the tokens ("=", "=>") supported by N3 but not by Turtle).





- only generate prefixes for predicates (thus much less gratuitous);
- use prefix if bound uri is used as subject or object (common in ontologies);
- prefixes are used for datatypes (if bound in the graph);
- integer and float literals are outputted as is (as supported by turtle and n3);
- prepared to use plain boolean literals in place (not active since the n3 parser doesn't yet support those..);
- for "rdf:nil" (the empty list), "()" is used;
- for n3 only, "=" is used for "owl:sameAs", and "=>" for log:implies;
- 4 space indents (not 5) and no spurious trailing spaces;
- space before periods;
- no newline before @prefix declarations, one after;
- added serializer flag "spacious" (defaults to False); if True:
    - use two newlines after prefix declarations
    - one extra newline at end of document
- top-level bnodes as "[]" instead of surrounding statements;
- nested bnodes start with "[ ", ends with " ]";
- some space/indent tweaks for n3 graph literals .

Changes to other parts:

- Added some more n3 test files and altered some n3 test code.
- The "n3()" method of "term.Literal" now uses the new "_literal_n3" method,  which takes some optional parameters and is used directly by the turtle+n3 serializers.
- Added a bunch of doctests in Literal's "n3" and "_literal_n3".
- Registered "turtle" as a serialization format (due to the tokens ("=", "=>") supported by N3 but not by Turtle).







Added n3 writing tests
2006-08-08T19:40:31+00:00

gromgull
devnull@localhost

2006-08-08T19:40:31+00:00

056d35b47f5eac101501a20cf7c8e67b633a89f4