Creates a triple object, which represents an RDF triple
containing atomic values representing the subject, predicate, object, and
optionally graph identifier (graph IRI).
This function is a built-in.
The triple's subject as an atomic value, or the whole triple as a
JavaScript object.
If specifying a node as a triple, this function must be used
as a single-parameter version (that is, you cannot specify a triple
in this parameter and also use the other parameters).
subject_or_nodeString
The triple's predicate.
predicatexs.anyAtomicType
The triple's object.
objectxs.anyAtomicType
The triple's graph IRI. This parameter is only available if you have
specified a subject, predicate, and object, and is not available if you
have specified an element as a triple in the first parameter.
graphsem.iri?sem.triple
It is possible to create triples with sem.triple that might not
be valid RDF triples. For example, you can create a triple with a number as
a predicate, even though that is not allowed in RDF. This is because the
triples you can create with sem:triple are more general that
what is allowed in RDF.
sem.triple(sem.iri("subject"), sem.iri("predicate"), "object")
(: Returns the specified triple. :)
sem.triple(
{
"triple" : {
"subject" : "subject",
"predicate" : "predicate",
"object" : {
"value" : "object",
"datatype" : "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string"
}
}
}
)
(: Returns the specified triple. :)