Basic Graph Patterns in queries will match to statements, but statements also have IDs (already in durable storage. #198 for in-memory)
Add an :as modifier to :where clauses. This follows a BGP.
e.g.
[:find ?v :stmt :where [?node :name "example"] [?node :attribute ?v] :as ?stmt]
This will bind the statement ID to the ?stmt variable.
Issue #199 is already looking to extend the resolve-triple function to 6 arity, though because storage already treats statement IDs as the 4th element of a tuple then this may be a simple 5-arity extension.
Basic Graph Patterns in queries will match to statements, but statements also have IDs (already in durable storage. #198 for in-memory)
Add an
:asmodifier to:whereclauses. This follows a BGP. e.g.[:find ?v :stmt :where [?node :name "example"] [?node :attribute ?v] :as ?stmt]This will bind the statement ID to the
?stmtvariable.Issue #199 is already looking to extend the
resolve-triplefunction to 6 arity, though because storage already treats statement IDs as the 4th element of a tuple then this may be a simple 5-arity extension.