Re: DATATYPES: mental dump.

[sorry to come in so late]

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>
> S. (Sergey)
>
> Quite local, in that literals are required to be linked directly
> to bNodes by edges labelled with the datatype name.
> The bNode denotes the value of the literal;
> all literals denote strings.
> Example:
>
> aaa eg:prop _:x .
> _:x xsd:integer "10" .
>
> Datatype names are names of properties.

what would be the rdf:type of _:x ???
(I guess the names for a type and a
typing??? are different, and what names,
if any, are used from XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes)

--
Jos

BTW using
  @prefix xsd: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#>.
one has following primitive datatypes
  xsd:string
  xsd:boolean
  xsd:decimal
  xsd:float
  xsd:double
  xsd:duration
  xsd:dateTime
  xsd:time
  xsd:date
  xsd:gYearMonth
  xsd:gYear
  xsd:gMonthDay
  xsd:gDay
  xsd:gMonth
  xsd:hexBinary
  xsd:base64Binary
  xsd:anyURI
  xsd:QName
  xsd:NOTATION

(so no xsd:integer)