[redland-dev] setting parser feature through ruby api
Eyal Oren
eyal.oren at deri.org
Mon Dec 4 14:44:56 UTC 2006
Hi,
I'm trying to use rapper through the ruby API. I've got it to work
successfully (and great, thanks!) over command-line, but I have the feeling
that the API documentation is not completely up-to-date?
The following works:
model = Redland::Model.new
parser = Redland::Parser.new('rdfxml')
parser.parse_into_model(model, url)
triples = Redland.librdf_model_to_string(model.model, nil, 'ntriples', '', nil)
Calling model.to_string('ntriples'), which should have worked according to
the docs [1] didn't actually work.
Now I'm trying to set the parser to scan for rdf:RDF fragments (rapper
--scan) but can't figure out how to use parser.feature. I've tried
Redland::librdf_parser_set_feature(@parser,uri.uri,value.node) but didn't
know which uri and value to use exactly. I found
http://lists.usefulinc.com/pipermail/redland-dev/2005-July/001037.html but
couldn't make it work.
Does anybody know how to enable this parsing feature in the Ruby API?
And a bonus question: does rapper do content-negotiation (e.g. asking for
application/rdf+xml for sites that serve both html and rdf on the same URI)
or is there a way to enable it?
-eyal
[1] http://librdf.org/docs/rdoc/classes/Redland/Parser.html
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