Examples of PositionalNodeType

org.jrdf.query.relation.type.PositionalNodeType
Node types - data types belong to RDF nodes. Positional node types are those grouped by their position in an RDF Triple - Subject, Predicate, Object, SubjectPredicate, SubjectObject and SubjectPredicateObject. @author Andrew Newman @version $Revision: 1045 $

Examples of org.jrdf.query.relation.type.PositionalNodeType

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    }


    private void updateEntry(final Attribute newAttribute) {
        final AttributeName key = newAttribute.getAttributeName();
        final PositionalNodeType currentEntry = variables.get(key);
        final NodeType type = newAttribute.getType();
        if (type instanceof PositionalNodeType) {
            if (!currentEntry.getClass().equals(type.getClass())) {
                variables.put(key, currentEntry.upgrade((PositionalNodeType) type));
            }
        }
    }

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Examples of org.jrdf.query.relation.type.PositionalNodeType

    private void readObject(ObjectInputStream input) throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException {
        variables = new HashMap<AttributeName, PositionalNodeType>();
        int elements = input.readInt();
        for (int i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
            AttributeName attribute = (AttributeName) input.readObject();
            PositionalNodeType node = (PositionalNodeType) input.readObject();
            variables.put(attribute, node);
        }
    }

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