Problems to solve
Thu, 2009-11-12 16:42 | by Samuel Lampa
These are a few technical (and other types) of problems that I'm now realizing I will have to solve, sooner or later:
- How to output data? As array/N3/RDF?
- Output everything, or only one solution at a time? (Use flags, for different options?)
- How to indicate that a number should be treated as a literal? (For now I'm using the following syntax:
[00.0], but it might clash with other uses of the same character. - Make IFile searchpaths resolvable to full paths, which Prolog can read.
- How to output if you are using more than one variable in a prolog expression? (Multiple arrays?, Multidimensional arrays?).
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