Literals (query directive)
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| − | The ''from'' method present in every directive can be given strings instead of directives. In this case a ''Literals'' directive is implicitly created from the strings. ''A.from("b","c","d")'' | + | The ''from'' method present in every directive can be given strings instead of directives. In this case a ''Literals'' directive is implicitly created from the strings. ''A.from("b","c","d")'' is same as ''A.from(new Literals("b","c","d"))''. |
== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
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importPackage(org.wandora.query2); | importPackage(org.wandora.query2); | ||
new If( | new If( | ||
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new Literals("has instances"), | new Literals("has instances"), | ||
new Literals("no instances") | new Literals("no instances") | ||
Latest revision as of 12:23, 25 August 2009
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[edit] Description
Returns the strings provided to constructor. The returned rows have one column with the default role.
[edit] Constructor
Literals(String s1,...)
[edit] Notes
The from method present in every directive can be given strings instead of directives. In this case a Literals directive is implicitly created from the strings. A.from("b","c","d") is same as A.from(new Literals("b","c","d")).
[edit] Examples
importPackage(org.wandora.query2);
new If(
new Instances(),
new Literals("has instances"),
new Literals("no instances")
)
This returns one of two literals depending on whether the input has instances.
Example below gets instances from the schema type topic. Literals is used implicitly.
importPackage(org.wandora.query2);
new Instances().from("http://www.wandora.org/core/schema-type")
