A Redland Node, used to store one node in an RDF triple statement.

A Node represents a RDF Resource, Property, Literal or an RDF blank Node.

Slots

librdf_node

A redland node object

Methods

• Node-initialize: Initialize a Node object. getNodeType: Determine the node type and return as a string. getNodeValue: Determine the node type and return as a string. getBlankNodeId: Get the value of the node as a string.

See also

redland: redland package

Examples

world <- new("World")
# a blank node is created with a unique identifier generated by librdf
node <- new("Node", world)
# a blank node is created with a unique identifier generated by librdf
node <- new("Node", world, blank=NULL)
# a blank node is created with the user specified identifier, i.e. "_:id1"
node <- new("Node", world, blank="someid")
# a node type of 'literal' is created
node <- new("Node", world, literal="A Node Value")
# a Node type of 'resource' is created
node <- new("Node", world, uri="http://www.example.com")
# Create a literal node, specifying a language encoding
node <- new("Node", world, literal="Gérard de La Martinière", language="fr")