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EntryKey

Enum EntryKey 

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pub enum EntryKey {
    Id,
    Type,
    Context,
    Reverse,
    Index,
    Language,
    Direction,
    Container,
    Nest,
    Prefix,
    Propagate,
    Protected,
}
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Key of an expanded term definition entry.

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Id

The @id entry, giving the IRI the term expands to.

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Type

The @type entry, giving the type of the values of the term.

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Context

The @context entry, holding a context scoped to the term.

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Reverse

The @reverse entry, mapping the term to a reverse property.

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Index

The @index entry, naming the property that carries the index of the values in an index map.

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Language

The @language entry, tagging string values with a language.

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Direction

The @direction entry, setting the base direction of string values.

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Container

The @container entry, declaring the container the values of the term are held in.

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Nest

The @nest entry, naming the term under which this property is nested.

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Prefix

The @prefix entry, allowing the term to be used as the prefix of a compact IRI.

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Propagate

The @propagate entry, controlling whether the context survives into node objects.

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Protected

The @protected entry, forbidding redefinition of the term.

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impl EntryKey

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pub fn keyword(&self) -> Keyword

Returns the keyword naming this entry.

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pub fn as_str(&self) -> &'static str

Returns the keyword naming this entry as a string, such as "@id".

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fn type_id(&self) -> TypeId

Gets the TypeId of self. Read more
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fn as_unordered(&self) -> &Unordered<T>

Views this value as an Unordered reference.
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