- From: Andy Seaborne <andy.seaborne@epimorphics.com>
- Date: Thu, 30 May 2013 10:58:27 +0100
- To: public-rdf-wg@w3.org
> Sandro wrote: >> Gavin wrote: >> 2. Directives should all have optional trailing periods. > > +0.75. I think this is right long term, but this un-aligns things from SPARQL until/unless SPARQL does the same. If we do this, I'd advocate outreach to SPARQL folks suggesting they do the same This isn't a point-wise tweak - it goes right to the design style of the SPARQL language. It is unnecessary for keyword forms so let's not introduce variation now. There are no copy-and-paste issues except it would break new-turtle into SPARQL. DOT is used as triples separator in SPARQL, not after each clause or keyword phrase. In other places, it gets confusing IMO - eg. FROM, after SPARQL Update operations (when multiple in same request). It is all unnecessary. It is not SELECT ?s . FROM <http://example/location> . WHERE . { ?s :p ?v . } ORDER BY ?v . nor DELETE { ?s :p 123 } . INSERT { ?s :p 456 } . WHERE { ?s :q "foo" } . ; .... nor an optional @ anywhere. This isn't a point-wise tweak - it goes to the design style of the SPARQL language. -1 Andy
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