TM::QL::TS - Topic Maps, TMQL Tuple Sequences
TBD
Tuple sequences (TSs) are sequences of tuples of values. Values are either literals (TM::Literal) or internal map identifiers. Naturally, TSs are modelled as array of array of values.
This package simply provides manipulation functions for this data structure.
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states
ATOMIFY
ATOMIFIED
@@@ multiplies one TSs with another @@@
ts_interleave
simply vertically combine TSes
implements |||
!! first param is modified!!! (cheap)
ts_subtract
implements --- op computes difference (a - b)
ts_intersect
implements the === operator
potentially expensive operation!
gets a tuple sequence, takes a tuple, interprets this as argument
These boolean functions compare two TSs on a semantic basis, in that the individual value entries are compared according to their type semantics. Two floats, 3.14 and 3.140 for instance are the same, although their representation may differ.
ts_eq respects the ordering of the sequence, whereas ts_uo_eq treats the sequences as bags (multisets).
Note: This contrasts with ts_identical which makes a verbatim comparison on the representation.
Note: ts_uo_eq is a DESTRUCTIVE test, and it is not YET honoring type semantics. TO BE FIXED.
This boolean function makes a deep comparison of the two TSs passed in. Only if they are exactly identical, the result will be non-zero.
move, move, move
# apply one step of navigation
Robert Barta, <drrho@cpan.org>
Copyright (C) 200[5-7] by Robert Barta
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.4 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.
