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True. Most notably I badly miss the ability to encapsulate queries in named "functions". That is one of the things I really like in prolog, since it enables to
by samuell 12y ago
True. Most notably I badly miss the ability to encapsulate queries in named "functions". That is one of the things I really like in prolog, since it enables to quickly raise one's level of abstraction, by building up a "language" of facts and rules.
If anyone knows a way to do something similar in SPARQL, I'm highly interested to know.
- kendallgclark 12y agoYou can do this with user-defined rules in some RDF databases. Stardog(.com) supports it nicely.
- samuell 12y agoInteresting, thanks for the hint!