HI Ceriel,
Earlier there was a report that building vos 6 tp1 had some issues
on mac os x 10.6 (snow leopard): build on Mac os X 10.6 Intel 64-
bit, strfuns.h:77: error: expected declaration specifiers or '...'
before numeric constant
Now I also tried vos-5.0.11, and that returns the same
Hi Sebastian,
I am having trouble with some queries when URIs contain special
characters. In
the example below it is ( and ).
The question is: how do I encode them? Do I need to use percent
encoding or is
there another way?
And which are the characters that I need to encode?
Thanks a lot
S
Hello list,
I am having trouble with some queries when URIs contain special characters. In
the example below it is ( and ).
The question is: how do I encode them? Do I need to use percent encoding or is
there another way?
And which are the characters that I need to encode?
Thanks a lot
Sebastia
Earlier there was a report that building vos 6 tp1 had some issues on
mac os x 10.6 (snow leopard): build on Mac os X 10.6 Intel 64-bit,
strfuns.h:77: error: expected declaration specifiers or '...' before
numeric constant
Now I also tried vos-5.0.11, and that returns the same error:
gcc -
Does any of you have experience with using the Virtuoso RDF store
for autocompletion, i.e. giving relevant suggestions based on a number
of characters typed in?
I am currently working on such a thing but see a number of problems.
It would be nice if someone has tackled autocompletion in Virtuoso
Hi Ivan,
On Sun, Oct 11, 2009 at 3:50 AM, Ivan Mikhailov
wrote:
> Hello Aldo,
>
> Yes, some low-level tricks could be possible. But it depends on two
> things.
>
> 1) What are sizes of graphs in question?
Initially they will be small. 1000 triples or less.
I want to use this for a minimalistic u
