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Similar problem than issue #121, but with math builtin's.
I use eye EYE v11.19.2 (2025-05-15).
EYE v11.19.2 (2025-05-15)
I have a list in a ttl file
:let :mylist ( 1 2 3 ).
I have a rule in a n3 file
{ :let :mylist ?l. ?l math:sum ?v. } => { :sum :is ?v. }.
I expect to receive the result
:sum :is 6 .
If the ttl is loaded with the option --turtle, I get nothing: NOK.
If the ttl is loaded without the option --turtle, I get the expected result: OK.
If :mylist is in the n3 file instead of in the ttl file, I get the respected result: OK
A list in a ttl file loaded with the option --turtle should work the same way as from a N3 file.
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fixing issue #150
d776886
Thanks for your observation and it is now fixed in EYE v11.19.3 (2025-05-18) It is also fixed for math:product
EYE v11.19.3 (2025-05-18)
math:product
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Tested ok with EYE v11.19.3 (2025-05-18)
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Similar problem than issue #121, but with math builtin's.
I use eye
EYE v11.19.2 (2025-05-15)
.I have a list in a ttl file
I have a rule in a n3 file
I expect to receive the result
If the ttl is loaded with the option --turtle, I get nothing: NOK.
If the ttl is loaded without the option --turtle, I get the expected result: OK.
If :mylist is in the n3 file instead of in the ttl file, I get the respected result: OK
A list in a ttl file loaded with the option --turtle should work the same way as from a N3 file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: