Re: telecon Thursday, 1600 UTC

Ivan Herman wrote:
> <div about="#q"><div resource="A" rel="a:b"/></div>
> 
> which yields
> 
> <#q> a:b <A>

Correct.

> or the Bnode from a hanging rel, like
> 
> <div about="#q" rel="q:r"><div resource="A" rel="a:b"/></div>
> 
> <#q> q:r [ a:b <A> ].

Also, correct (I think)... although, I don't think we have a test case
for this at the moment.

> The behaviour of @instanceof seems to follow the same pattern for most
> of the cases, but you seem to imply that, somehow, in some cases, an
> extra BNode is generated for the subject of @instanceof. Can anybody
> tell me what the result of, say:
> 
> <div about="#q" rel="q:r"><div instanceof="q:s"/></div>
> 
> is? My instinct would say
> 
> <#q> q:r [ rdf:type q:s ]. Manu, you say above

>From my understanding, which includes Ben's most recent proposal, this
is the behavior of @instanceof:

1. Applies to @about or @src if either exist on the current
   element, @about takes precedence over @src.
2. Creates a new bnode if there is no @about or @src on the current
   element.

>>>  <div resource="A" instanceof="B" />
>> _:x rdf:type B
> 
> But WHICH _:x are you talking about? A new one just created for the
> local instanceof? Is it an inherited subject from the parent?

I'm talking about the new one that was just created for the local
@instanceof. @instanceof does not inherit anything, ever.

>>>   <a href="A" instanceof="B">label</a>
>> _:x rdf:type B
>>
>> Again, I thought we agreed that @instanceof doesn't apply to @href.
> 
> More exactly: we agreed that, for almost all aspect of the processing,
> @resource and @href behave in an identical manner.

Correct!

We talked about Mark's most recent e-mail[1] and it deviates from the
understanding of the group

-- manu

[1]http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-in-xhtml-tf/2007Dec/0125.html

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Received on Friday, 21 December 2007 16:19:08 UTC