macro_rules! grdf_quad_pattern {
{
@from ($($acc:tt)*) ? $id:ident $($rest:tt)*
} => { ... };
{
@from ($($acc:tt)*) $id:ident $($rest:tt)*
} => { ... };
{
@from ($($acc:tt)*) < $iri:literal > $($rest:tt)*
} => { ... };
{
@from ($($acc:tt)*) _ : $id:literal $($rest:tt)*
} => { ... };
{
@from ($($acc:tt)*) $value:literal ^^ $ty:literal $($rest:tt)*
} => { ... };
{
@from ($($acc:tt)*) $value:literal $($rest:tt)*
} => { ... };
{
@from ($s:expr, $p:expr, $o:expr,)
} => { ... };
{
@from ($s:expr, $p:expr, $o:expr, $g:expr,)
} => { ... };
{
@from ($($acc:tt)*) $t:tt $($rest:tt)*
} => { ... };
{
$($t:tt)*
} => { ... };
}
Expand description
Creates a gRDF quad pattern.
The type of the returned value is Quad<ResourceOrVar<Term, _>>
.
This is similar to grdf_quad
, but with the addition of variables, which
can be introduced using the syntax ?ident
. The variable ident
must be
an identifier to some Rust variable holding the pattern variable’s value.