To continue proposing some testcases... some more for propertyPaths attached... (again, these are not yet tested with any implementation) ... I got to some question collecting those: "A zero occurrence of a path element always matches." "A path of length zero connects a graph node to itself." I understand that these together imply that any pattern ?S PE ?S containing a possible zero-length path expression PE always match any node (uri or bnode) in the graph, right? this assumption is reflected in the zeroDegrees* testcases below. - rdfs: query: rdfs.sparql data: TBD ... I guess some common foaf-file would produce some reasonable results... result: TBD Description: Query encoding a good part of RDFS reasoning, extending the proposed in Section 5.2 of the current PropertyPaths doc. - sixDegrees: query: sixDegrees.sparql data: sixDegrees.ttl result: sixDegrees.result Description: Construct query returning connections for all people separated by 1-6 degrees of foaf:knows in both directions. - sixDegreesUnidirectional: query: sixDegreesUnidirectional.sparql data: sixDegrees.ttl result: sixDegreesUnidirectional.result Description: Construct query returning connections for all people separated by 1-6 degrees of foaf:knows in both directions. - zeroDegrees: query: zeroDegrees.sparql data: sixDegrees.ttl result: zeroDegrees.result Description: Construct query returning 0-ary connections. - zeroDegrees_b: query: zeroDegrees_b.sparql data: sixDegrees.ttl result: zeroDegrees.result Description: Construct query returning 0-ary connections, variant of zeroDegrees. - zeroDegrees: query: zeroDegrees_b.sparql data: sixDegrees.ttl result: zeroDegrees.result Description: Construct query returning 0-ary connections zeroDegrees.
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