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Nepomuk::Query::LiteralTerm Class Reference

#include <Nepomuk/Query/LiteralTerm>

Inheritance diagram for Nepomuk::Query::LiteralTerm:
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Public Member Functions

 LiteralTerm (const LiteralTerm &term)
 
 LiteralTerm (const Soprano::LiteralValue &value=Soprano::LiteralValue())
 
 ~LiteralTerm ()
 
LiteralTerm & operator= (const LiteralTerm &term)
 
void setValue (const Soprano::LiteralValue &value)
 
Soprano::LiteralValue value () const
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from Nepomuk::Query::Term
 Term ()
 
 Term (const Term &other)
 
 ~Term ()
 
bool isAndTerm () const
 
bool isComparisonTerm () const
 
bool isLiteralTerm () const
 
bool isNegationTerm () const
 
bool isOptionalTerm () const
 
bool isOrTerm () const
 
bool isResourceTerm () const
 
bool isResourceTypeTerm () const
 
bool isValid () const
 
bool operator!= (const Term &term) const
 
QDebug operator<< (QDebug) const
 
Term & operator= (const Term &other)
 
bool operator== (const Term &term) const
 
Term optimized () const
 
AndTerm toAndTerm () const
 
AndTerm & toAndTerm ()
 
ComparisonTerm toComparisonTerm () const
 
ComparisonTerm & toComparisonTerm ()
 
LiteralTerm toLiteralTerm () const
 
LiteralTerm & toLiteralTerm ()
 
NegationTerm toNegationTerm () const
 
NegationTerm & toNegationTerm ()
 
OptionalTerm toOptionalTerm () const
 
OptionalTerm & toOptionalTerm ()
 
OrTerm toOrTerm () const
 
OrTerm & toOrTerm ()
 
ResourceTerm toResourceTerm () const
 
ResourceTerm & toResourceTerm ()
 
ResourceTypeTerm toResourceTypeTerm () const
 
ResourceTypeTerm & toResourceTypeTerm ()
 
QString toString () const
 
Type type () const
 

Additional Inherited Members

- Public Types inherited from Nepomuk::Query::Term
enum  Type {
  Invalid, Literal, Resource, And,
  Or, Comparison, ResourceType, Negation,
  Optional
}
 
- Static Public Member Functions inherited from Nepomuk::Query::Term
static Term fromString (const QString &s)
 
static Term fromVariant (const Variant &variant)
 
- Related Functions inherited from Nepomuk::Query::Term
static Term fromProperty (const Types::Property &property, const Variant &variant)
 

Detailed Description

Match literal properties via full text.

Other than the rest of the terms LiteralTerm has two uses:

Usage in ComparisonTerm

LiteralTerm can be used in a ComparisonTerm with both properties with a literal range and a resource range. The former case is the simple one: the value() of the LiteralTerm will simply be compared to the value of the ComparisonTerm::property(). In the latter case value() will be matched to rdfs:label of any resource. So in essence the following two examples are equal:

ComparisonTerm( Vocabulary::NAO::hasTag(), LiteralTerm("nepomuk") );
ComparisonTerm( Vocabulary::NAO::hasTag(), ComparisonTerm( Vocabulary::RDFS::label(), LiteralTerm("nepomuk") ) );

Usage as "stand-alone" term

As a term by itself LiteralTerm will act like a traditional full text query and match all resources that contain the string value in some property.

LiteralTerm( "nepomuk" );

The example above will match all resources that have a property with a value containing the string "nepomuk".

Examples

LiteralTerm("nepomuk")

searches for the term "nepomuk".

LiteralTerm("'nepomuk*'")

searches for the terms starting with "nepomuk".

LiteralTerm("'nepomuk kde'")

searches for the term "nepomuk kde".

LiteralTerm("'nepomuk* kde'")

searches for terms matching "nepomuk* kde".

LiteralTerm always tries to normalize the query terms as best as possible. This includes automatically adding quotes as needed.

Warning
Be aware that the examples above apply to using LiteralTerm as a stand-alone term or in a ComparisonTerm::Contains term. When using ComparisonTerm::Regexp the test as specified will be used as-is to create the regular expression.
Author
Sebastian Trueg trueg.nosp@m.@kde.nosp@m..org
Since
4.4

Definition at line 86 of file literalterm.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Nepomuk::Query::LiteralTerm::LiteralTerm ( const LiteralTerm &  term)

Copy constructor.

Nepomuk::Query::LiteralTerm::LiteralTerm ( const Soprano::LiteralValue &  value = Soprano::LiteralValue())

Default constructor.

Parameters
valueThe value this LiteralTerm should match to.
Nepomuk::Query::LiteralTerm::~LiteralTerm ( )

Desctructor.

Member Function Documentation

LiteralTerm& Nepomuk::Query::LiteralTerm::operator= ( const LiteralTerm &  term)

Assignment operator.

void Nepomuk::Query::LiteralTerm::setValue ( const Soprano::LiteralValue &  value)

Set the value this LiteralTerm should match to.

See also
value()
Soprano::LiteralValue Nepomuk::Query::LiteralTerm::value ( ) const

The value this LiteralTerm should match to.

See also
setValue()

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