Closed arenas-guerrero-julian closed 1 year ago
Hi,
I have gone through the spec, it is quite clear, nice work :)
I think I found a typo, or maybe I misunderstood, in Example 6: use nested function, the current mapping for <#Execution2> is:
Example 6: use nested function
<#Execution2>
<#Execution2> a fnml:Execution ; # First, replace spaces with dashes from the `name` reference fnml:function grel:string_replace ; fnml:input [ a fnml:Input ; fnml:parameter grel:valueParam ; fnml:valueMap [ rml:reference "name" ] ] , [ a fnml:Input ; fnml:input grel:param_find ; fnml:value " " ] , [ a fnml:Input ; fnml:input grel:param_replace ; fnml:value "-" ] .
However, I was expecting:
<#Execution2> a fnml:Execution ; # First, replace spaces with dashes from the `name` reference fnml:function grel:string_replace ; fnml:input [ a fnml:Input ; fnml:parameter grel:valueParam ; fnml:valueMap [ rml:reference "name" ] ] , [ a fnml:Input ; fnml:parameter grel:param_find ; fnml:value " " ] , [ a fnml:Input ; fnml:parameter grel:param_replace ; fnml:value "-" ] .
That is, replacing the fnml:input with fnmlparameter.
fnml:input
fnmlparameter
Thanks @arenas-guerrero-julian, right, I fixed it!
Hi,
I have gone through the spec, it is quite clear, nice work :)
I think I found a typo, or maybe I misunderstood, in
Example 6: use nested function
, the current mapping for<#Execution2>
is:However, I was expecting:
That is, replacing the
fnml:input
withfnmlparameter
.