- From: Lee Feigenbaum <feigenbl@us.ibm.com>
- Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 17:50:29 -0500
- To: public-rdf-dawg@w3.org
Andy Seaborne wrote on 02/09/2007 05:39:21 AM: > Fixed by: > > 1/ Added "@prefix dawgt: ..." to manifest.ttl > 2/ Turned "bad-0X" into "bad-3X" in manifest.ttl Thanks. I added the prefix declaration to the other 3 syntax manifests as well. I also updated the syntax-sparql3/manifest.ttl to reflect some file name changes (some negative tests had been renamed to start with syn-bad- but the manifest was out of sync with that.) > The test numbering should be that they can go with tests in > syntax-sparql3 - that's why the numbering does not start at 1. Ah, I see. Easier (for me, at least) now to just keep them where they are. > Results to come. My results: The first time I ran it, I hadn't yet updated my code to reflect the fact that the same bnode label is prohibited in multiple BGPs. So I was surprised when I passed some of the negative tests. I saw that some of the negative tests had mismatched curly braces which made them negative for unintended reasons. I fixed the curlies in these tests: syn-bad-35.rq syn-bad-36.rq syn-bad-37.rq After doing this, I failed (i.e., successfully parsed) all the syn-bad tests in syntax-sparql4. Once adapting my parser to reject bnode labels that are used in multiple BGPs, I pass all of the tests in syntax-sparql4. Lee
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