It would be good if Nemo could feature a built-in for splitting strings along delimiters, similar to split() in common programming languages (e.g., Python). Since we do not have lists so far, there are two modes:
SPLIT(?string,?delimiter,?part) as a bool function that can be used to produce all parts for the given input (requires support for specific unsafe uses of type bool function to generate bindings)?part = SPLITPIECE(?string,?delimiter,?index) as a string function that returns exactly the given piece, if there are enough many split pieces to get to this index.
The first would be much more useful in practice. There does not seem to be any SPARQL precedence on this.
It would be good if Nemo could feature a built-in for splitting strings along delimiters, similar to
split()in common programming languages (e.g., Python). Since we do not have lists so far, there are two modes:SPLIT(?string,?delimiter,?part)as a bool function that can be used to produce all parts for the given input (requires support for specific unsafe uses of type bool function to generate bindings)?part = SPLITPIECE(?string,?delimiter,?index)as a string function that returns exactly the given piece, if there are enough many split pieces to get to this index.The first would be much more useful in practice. There does not seem to be any SPARQL precedence on this.