- From: Jan Winkler <jan_wi@jan-winkler.de>
- Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2001 13:13:29 +0100
- To: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
Hello group. I was wondering why there is nothing like "if" or "else" (or something) in RDF to express differences between things. For example to express that, if a person is male, he should be addressed with 'Mr.' else with 'Mrs.'. Maybe something like that: xmlns="mysite.com/myspec#" <gender> <can-be value="male"/> <can-be value="female"/> </gender> <if object="gender" has-value="male" /> <then> <address value="Mr."/> </then> <else> <address value="Mrs."/> </else> I think, I've to do it like that ... <gender> <can-be value="male" address="Mr."/> <can-be value="female" address="Mrs."/> </gender> So, my questions are: 1) Why is there nothing like if and else? 2) Is the second example correct? - If not: How could I express this thing? Thanks, Regards, Jan Winkler. ----------- Jan Winkler Berlin. info@jan-winkler.de http://www.jan-winkler.de
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