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Section 2.Control Information says that Properties are ASCII key-value pairs
List of properties: List of key-value entries separated by semicolon, using an equal symbol to separate the key and value, and finished by a NULL character. Only ASCII characters are permitted, both ‘=’ and ‘;’ are prohibited. Please note that the last key value pair must also be terminated by a ‘;’ symbol. Example: key1=value1;key2=value2;\0
Section 5. Triples states that the Properties for this type are unsigned 32 bit values.
order: An unsigned 32bit value denoting the order of the triples: Unknown, SPO, SOP, PSO, POS, OSP, OPS (as [0-6]).
So I assume that this means that the property is a string representation of an integer (with a maximum value of uint32) ? E.g "order=1;" ? Or is it an exception to the Control Information format described above, and should it really be a fixed 4-byte value ?
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Section 2.Control Information says that Properties are ASCII key-value pairs
Section 5. Triples states that the Properties for this type are unsigned 32 bit values.
So I assume that this means that the property is a string representation of an integer (with a maximum value of uint32) ? E.g "order=1;" ? Or is it an exception to the Control Information format described above, and should it really be a fixed 4-byte value ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: