Open costezki opened 1 year ago
So, my suggestion for this would be something like (cc @anaigmo @andimou):
prefixes:
foaf: http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/
mappings:
AdditionalOrganisation:
sources:
- ['data.xml~XPath', '/Iterator']
s: http://data.europa.eu/a4g/resource/AdditionalOrganisation/$(PATH_EXPRESION)
po:
- [epo:hasLegalName, $(OFFICIALNAME), $(lower-case(ancestor::F06_2014/@LG))~lang] # TITLE: I.1.1 [..] | COMMENT: This is a language [...]
Supporting this feature would require a refractor of the whole code to support the parsing of the YAML file with the structure prosed by Ruamel.yaml instead of primitive Python structures.
Before implementing it, pros&cons must be analyzed to avoid dependence on a specific lib.
Considering this is not "a must" right now, I would suggest not including it in the v1.0
Are there any updates on whether this feature will be implemented and if yes, when can we expect the update?
Hi @Schabalabab, It will be incorporated in the v2.0 of the engine, hopefully at the end of this month :-)
@costezki what is the main difference between the use of Label and Comment in the mapping? We would like to know what is the reason for using Label here, as it seems that it's not describing the mapping but describing the data which is coming from the reference value.
Indeed, it describes the business field corresponding to the mapping source. The comment may extend that or may be anything else (such an editorial note). However used, documenting technical constructs have never been a bad practice and is worth supporting.
It would be very useful to support
RDFS lexicalisation
orSKOs lexicalisation
.We need to leave editorial comments and label mappings with references to "fields in a conceptual model". In RML/RDF is done like this: