At 12:25 12/07/2002 -0400, Jonathan Borden wrote: [...] >I'm sorry No, I'm sure its because I've not been clear. >-- I've not seen an actual integer in this discussion, certainly >not in the N-triples nor RDF/XML that you've written. When we write: <Jenny> <age> _:a . _:a xsdr:decimal "10" . the _:a denotes an integer. The domain of the xsdr:decimal is the value space of the xsd:decimal datatype. Does that help? >The point is that we _are actually_ talking about literal strings that might >be _interpreted as_ integers -- but the object of the triple is either a >URIref or literal string. So "10" === "10". > >Of course I agree that integerValueOf("10") = 10, but this isn't part of RDF >e.g. you can't say: > ><Mary> <age> 10 . Effectively, that is what the example I gave above is saying. Does that help clarify? BrianReceived on Friday, 12 July 2002 14:07:16 GMT
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