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Is rml:reference = rml:iterator? #27

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tirrolo opened this issue May 29, 2024 · 2 comments
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Is rml:reference = rml:iterator? #27

tirrolo opened this issue May 29, 2024 · 2 comments

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@tirrolo
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tirrolo commented May 29, 2024

Looking at the examples, it looks like they are the same thing. Then, we should use the same name.

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elsdvlee commented Jul 4, 2024

This is in my opinion also valid voor rml:reference in rml-core. I prefer rml:reference as long as this is term is also used in the expression map defined in rml-core.
@tirrolo do you see a difference with the use of rml:reference in rml-core?

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Additionally, for mixed content we need a reference and an iterator, e.g. when switching from json to csv.

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