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Re: Appearance of Query Result -- External Links with textlabel

S Page — 2008-11-29T08:58:26

(It seems no one replied...) You have very little control over property display in query results (so vote early and often for https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15541 ). So you'll probably have to use format=template | template=My-special-display in your query results, and make Template:My-special-display that adjusts the appearance of the various values it's passed. See (The sad strange thing is this template you use to present query results nicely will probably not be able to share anything with the template you use to display the property values nicely while setting them.) So, if you're storing the property as "Bernadette" and it's the third "column" passed to template=Person-display-tabular , you would do something like [http://info.ldapserver.org/whatever/{{{3}}} {{{3}}}] If you're storing the property as http://info.ldapserver.org/whatever/Bernadette , then you can use strin

Re: SMW 1.5 already?

Yaron Koren — 2008-11-26T13:56:15

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Re: SMW 1.5 already?

Markus Krötzsch — 2008-11-26T09:39:31

Re: SMW 1.5 already?

Daniel Friesen — 2008-11-26T05:40:29

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SMW 1.5 already?

Yaron Koren — 2008-11-26T04:56:42

Random Sort in SMW 1.4

Steren — 2008-11-24T21:18:13

Re: SMW 1.3 vs 1.4 question

2008-11-24T14:28:15

Nevermind I found the solution. $property = SMWPropertyValue::makeUserProperty($prop_name); $prop_type = $property->getTypeID(); Quoting zehetner-KUpvgZVWgV9o1qOY/usvUg< at >public.gmane.org: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/

SMW 1.3 vs 1.4 question

2008-11-24T09:56:56

Hi, can someone please enlighten me what is the best way to 'translate' this code to get the property type from the property name from the 1.3 to the 1.4 syntax: 1.3 // property title and type $prop_title = Title::newFromText($prop_name, SMW_NS_PROPERTY); $prop_type = SMWDataValueFactory::getPropertyObjectTypeID($prop_title); 1.4 $prop_title = Title::newFromText($prop_name, SMW_NS_PROPERTY); ??? Thanks, Gu ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/

SMW QueryPrinter for LDAP data

Keven Ring — 2008-11-23T17:18:46

Our organization stores common information about a person in an LDAP directory. We have defined both templates and tags that can display this information (eg, Name, phone, email, photo, department, ...) in something like a business card/vCard. We'd like to combine this with SMW. Specifically, let's say that a user provided the following metadata about themselves: {{User Info |ldapid=username |interests=X, Y, Z }} Then, with an ask query, let's suppose that we wanted the following (in a table, for instance): Name Photo Phone Email Interests Each of Name, Photo, Phone, and Email would be derived from the ldap query for the given ldapid. Interests, on the other hand, would come from the interests property. As another example, SMW currently has a format type of vCard. Much of this information is stored in an LDAP directory; only the LDAP user id would be required to obtain it. Eventually, we'd like to get sophisticated with the return result of this type of query, such that the

Re: Non-linear data type query processing

CNIT — 2008-11-14T11:24:45

Temlakos пишет: The specification of calendar should be a part of the query. But, unfortunately, it's not too simple to perform anniversary searches efficiently with linear storage of dates. There must be additional numerical fields stored in DB for every date, each type of calendar. I was originally thinking of storing just day,month, year for every numerical date. This easily allows to choose anniversaries of month, events of day, events of year. Unfortunately, it's not handy when someone needs a list of anniversaries of the week, or just a list of "5 nearest anniversaries to day", regardless of next month/ year "wrapping". Wrapping (carrying overflow) is the main problem with such non-linear numerical systems. So, I've come to decision that "ordinal date of the year" is a better value. Anyway the year itself is almost always a "base" of anniversary. I calculate it with my semantic template, which uses Template:Orddate from http://meta.wikimedia.org, to store it as separate semantic property.

Appearance of Query Result -- External Links with textlabel

Clemente, Bernadette E. — 2008-11-13T17:30:17

Re: Non-linear data type query processing

Temlakos — 2008-11-13T13:28:11

Anniversaries certainly /would/ be of interest. That would require a query process that could take the numerical value, resolve it into day, month, and year, and then search for a month and a day. It would /also/ require a specification of which calendar the anniversary is in. For example: My birthday is November 24, 1957 in the Gregorian calendar. (I believe you still use the Julian calendar, and so it would be November 12.) In the /Hillel II/ calendar, it was 1 Kislev 5718. And in the Biblical AM calendar (based on Floyd N. Jones' /Chronology of the Old Testament/ and other commentaries on the calendar of the ancient Israelites), it is 2 Kislev 5961 AM. As you can readily see, I could celebrate my birthday on three different days in any given year, depending on what type of anniversary I preferred. For example, if I decided to observe the Hillel II anniversary this year, then I would celebrate my birthday on November 28, not November 24. So you see, the calendar determines the anniversary. W

Re: Writing an extension that outputs to a given format

Izzy — 2008-11-13T10:49:55

Thank you Eugene and Yaron. I think you will need to humour me. I have looked through those files/classes, but my lack of understanding is more fundamental and I'm struggling to get to grips with the basics. Taken almost straight from Semantic_calendar: $params = array('limit' => 100000); $inline = false; $format = 'auto'; $printlabel = ""; $printouts = array(); $printouts[] = new SMWPrintRequest(SMWPrintRequest::PRINT_PROP, $printlabel, Title::newFromText($some_property, SMW_NS_PROPERTY)); $query = SMWQueryProcessor::createQuery($some_query_string, $params, $inline, $format, $printouts); $results = smwfGetStore()->getQueryResult($query); If I want my result in embedded format, should I be stating that somewhere in the above code (I tried to put it in $params, but it wouldn't work). What about as the last input to SMWQueryProcessor::createQuery()? And then I don't really understand the $results object. I have tried using various getNext() and getNextObject() functions with different $some_query_string,

Re: Writing an extension that outputs to a given format

Eugene Mednikov — 2008-11-13T07:07:48

Re: Non-linear data type query processing

CNIT — 2008-11-13T07:01:24

Temlakos пишет: Unfortunately I cannot provide any idea, but I wonder whether anniversaries (historical events of the day, events of the month) are of interest to you? I think historical wikis can much benefit from that. I've had an idea to add three numerical fields to 'smw_atts2' table: orddate_leap, orddate_non_leap, value_year corresponding to each value of Date type. These fields would be updated with every storage of property of Date type. Then the queries of historical events of the day/month/year would be much simplier and efficient. Though I think there's a problem with multiple calendars, which would require different orddate and year values.. gregorian_orddate_leap, hebrev_orddate_leap (are there leap years in another calendars? I should look at...) Probably would needs the whole new table instead of just adding few fields to 'smw_atts2'.. Dmitriy ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Develo

Re: Writing an extension that outputs to a given format

Yaron Koren — 2008-11-12T14:14:26

Writing an extension that outputs to a given format

Izzy — 2008-11-12T08:37:44

I'm working closely with Guy Heathcote and we are loving what we can do with our SMW. There has always been one thing that we couldn't do that involved a simple query that output the results using a rather more complex set of criteria - basically that the results are ordered according the a hierarchy defined by a given property of a given category of page. Having tried for a while to do this inline (spinning off lots of pages, etc) I came to the conclusion that the only way to achieve what we wanted was to write some form of extension. My PHP and O-O are both rudimentary. However, I have a great sense of humour, so I set about this task last week. Now I have my rough extension written, based on Semantic Calendar. I can get the page names I want in the order i want. However, I can't figure out how to output the results to the wiki page. I've had a good delve through the classes, and have concluded that the most important thing is to supply SMWPrintRequest() with the right input arguments and SMWQueryProc

URI construction in SMW_Exporter and SMW_RAPStore2

Jason Lawrence — 2008-11-11T23:44:31

Re: [News] SMW 1.3 released

Markus Krötzsch — 2008-11-10T09:17:09

Re: Offer for a new Query format in SMW. Take a look atmy Template!

2008-11-09T17:50:54

Hi, I still don't understand - why not hardcode the property values in the template, instead of querying for them every time? -----Original Message----- Date: Sunday, November 09, 2008 11:37:48 am To: public.gmane.org>, public.gmane.org> From: "Daniel Werner" public.gmane.org> Subject: RE: [SMW-devel] Offer for a new Query format in SMW. Take a look at my Template! I develope a wiki(system) which should make it possible to develope the story, npcs and quests for an computer roleplaying game (RPG). You can describe there NPCs, some NPCs should inherit properties from another NPC. You also could define a basic "template"-like NPC which is the base for much other, for example a city guard which is the base for all the single NPCs who have as job to be a city guard. The same would be possible if the editors would work with templates, but this would be more difficult for them. I have a very complex templa

Re: Offer for a new Query format in SMW. Take a look atmy Template!

Daniel Werner — 2008-11-09T16:37:29

I develope a wiki(system) which should make it possible to develope the story, npcs and quests for an computer roleplaying game (RPG). You can describe there NPCs, some NPCs should inherit properties from another NPC. You also could define a basic "template"-like NPC which is the base for much other, for example a city guard which is the base for all the single NPCs who have as job to be a city guard. The same would be possible if the editors would work with templates, but this would be more difficult for them. I have a very complex template for NPCs, its also possible to inherit values but give addition values to the property or say that all properties should inherit a value but not those wo have a "-" in their parameter. {{NPC |Base= |ID=123 |Name=Tom |Last name= |age=33 |weight= |height= |strength= |description=- |inventory=+banana;3, apple;4,... ... and so on. The user has nearly nothing to do with the SMW syntax, all of this happens in the template "NPC". But the