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csv2rdf.csvw.common
bnode-id-counterclj
cell-element->rdfclj
(cell-element->rdf {:keys [value stringValue datatype] :as cell-element} lang)cell-predicateclj
(cell-predicate tabular-data-file-url {:keys [propertyUrl column] :as cell})cell-value-statementsclj
(cell-value-statements subject
predicate
{:keys [value valueUrl ordered lang] :as cell})column-about-urlclj
(column-about-url tabular-data-file-url column)gen-blank-nodeclj
(gen-blank-node)(gen-blank-node prefix)Generates a grafter representation of a new blank node
Generates a grafter representation of a new blank node
rdf-listclj
(rdf-list ordered-value-elements lang)row-unsuppressed-cellsclj
(row-unsuppressed-cells {:keys [cells] :as row})Gets the all the cells within a row whose column output is not suppressed
Gets the all the cells within a row whose column output is not suppressed
set-encoded-fragmentclj
(set-encoded-fragment uri encoded-fragment)Returns a sesame URI containing for the given URI whose fragment is replaced with the encoded string. The java URI constructor encodes only % character within fragements, so cannot be used to encode an unencoded fragment. When given an encoded fragment, it encodes the % character which leads to a double-encoding. The sesame URIImpl does not process the constructed string so can be used when output.
Returns a sesame URI containing for the given URI whose fragment is replaced with the encoded string. The java URI constructor encodes only % character within fragements, so cannot be used to encode an unencoded fragment. When given an encoded fragment, it encodes the % character which leads to a double-encoding. The sesame URIImpl does not process the constructed string so can be used when output.
table-group-contextcljmultimethod
table-statementscljmultimethod
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