I was reading the doc here https://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld11-framing/#matching-on-values. In this section, the Frame "location": {"@value": {}, "@language": "el-Latn"}, was used to match the language from the following section
"location": [ {"@value": "Athens", "@language": "en"}, {"@value": "Αθήνα", "@language": "grc"}, {"@value": "Athína", "@language": "el-Latn"} ],
I was wondering if it is possible to define the frame like this "location": {"@value": "Athens", "@language": {}}, and whether it would return "location": {"@value": "Athens", "@language": "en"}, from the above location array.
And if I use a frame like this "location": {"@value": "Sydney", "@language": {}},, then it WILL NOT return anything from the above location array (something similar to a db query where we don't return the records those do not match the filter criteria)
Is my understanding correct? Can someone please advise on this?
This is more of a question instead of an issue.
I was reading the doc here https://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld11-framing/#matching-on-values. In this section, the Frame
"location": {"@value": {}, "@language": "el-Latn"},
was used to match the language from the following section"location": [ {"@value": "Athens", "@language": "en"}, {"@value": "Αθήνα", "@language": "grc"}, {"@value": "Athína", "@language": "el-Latn"} ],
I was wondering if it is possible to define the frame like this
"location": {"@value": "Athens", "@language": {}},
and whether it would return"location": {"@value": "Athens", "@language": "en"},
from the abovelocation
array.And if I use a frame like this
"location": {"@value": "Sydney", "@language": {}},
, then it WILL NOT return anything from the abovelocation
array (something similar to a db query where we don't return the records those do not match the filter criteria)Is my understanding correct? Can someone please advise on this?