Struct rdf::specs::turtle_specs::TurtleSpecs
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pub struct TurtleSpecs {}Contains specifications for validating turtle syntax.
Methods
impl TurtleSpecs[src]
pub fn is_plain_literal(literal: &String, data_type: &Option<Uri>) -> bool[src]
Checks if the provided literal is a plain literal that corresponds to the provided data type.
Examples
use rdf::specs::turtle_specs::TurtleSpecs; use rdf::specs::xml_specs::XmlDataTypes; assert!(TurtleSpecs::is_plain_literal(&"3.0".to_string(), &Some(XmlDataTypes::Decimal.to_uri()))); assert!(TurtleSpecs::is_plain_literal(&"true".to_string(), &Some(XmlDataTypes::Boolean.to_uri()))); assert!(TurtleSpecs::is_plain_literal(&"3e10".to_string(), &Some(XmlDataTypes::Decimal.to_uri()))); assert_eq!(TurtleSpecs::is_plain_literal(&"a".to_string(), &Some(XmlDataTypes::Decimal.to_uri())), false);
pub fn is_double_literal(literal: &String) -> bool[src]
Checks if the provided literal is decimal.
Examples
use rdf::specs::turtle_specs::TurtleSpecs; assert!(TurtleSpecs::is_double_literal(&"3.0".to_string())); assert!(TurtleSpecs::is_double_literal(&"3e10".to_string())); assert_eq!(TurtleSpecs::is_double_literal(&"a".to_string()), false);
pub fn is_integer_literal(literal: &String) -> bool[src]
Checks if the provided literal is an integer.
Examples
use rdf::specs::turtle_specs::TurtleSpecs; assert!(TurtleSpecs::is_integer_literal(&"3".to_string())); assert_eq!(TurtleSpecs::is_integer_literal(&"3.0".to_string()), false);
pub fn is_boolean_literal(literal: &String) -> bool[src]
Checks if the provided literal is a boolean.
Examples
use rdf::specs::turtle_specs::TurtleSpecs; assert!(TurtleSpecs::is_boolean_literal(&"true".to_string())); assert!(TurtleSpecs::is_boolean_literal(&"false".to_string())); assert_eq!(TurtleSpecs::is_boolean_literal(&"1".to_string()), false);