Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of SemanticQuery

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Mar 20, 2012, 1:52:09 PM (13 years ago)

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daniel_h

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SemanticQuery

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 You may be looking for the following related pages.
 
-* [wiki:QueryComponents Available components]: lists the names of currently available initial selectors, selectors and properties and their possible abbreviations and synonyms.
-* [SemanticQuery/QueryExamples Examples]: basic and advanced query examples, and queries for checking coding conventions.
+* [SemanticQuery/Components Available components]: lists the names of currently available initial selectors, selectors and properties and their possible abbreviations and synonyms.
+* [SemanticQuery/Examples Examples]: basic and advanced query examples, and queries for checking coding conventions.
 
 
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 A semantic query language was designed to query syntactic and semantic information about Erlang programs. The language concepts are defined according to the semantic units and relationships of the Erlang language, e.g. functions and function calls, records and their usage, etc. 
 
-The main elements of the language are the '''entities''': module, function, variable, etc. Each entity has a set of selectors and properties. A '''selector''' selects a set of entities that meet the given requirements. A '''property''' describes some properties of an entity type. It is also possible to filter entities based on the properties. A '''filter''' is a boolean expression to select a subset of entities. We can build filters by using properties with boolean values, valid Erlang comparisons, logical operators or embedded queries. For usage examples, see SemanticQuery/QueryExamples.
+The main elements of the language are the '''entities''': module, function, variable, etc. Each entity has a set of selectors and properties. A '''selector''' selects a set of entities that meet the given requirements. A '''property''' describes some properties of an entity type. It is also possible to filter entities based on the properties. A '''filter''' is a boolean expression to select a subset of entities. We can build filters by using properties with boolean values, valid Erlang comparisons, logical operators or embedded queries. For usage examples, see SemanticQuery/Examples.
 
 == Formal syntax of the language ==
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 === Entities ===
 Entities correspond to the semantic units of Erlang. The result of a query written in the language is a set of entities. Each element of a set belongs to the same type. We have the following entity types: file, function, variable, macro, record, record
-field expression. Each entity type has a set of selectors and properties defined for them. For details, see QueryComponents.
+field expression. Each entity type has a set of selectors and properties defined for them. For details, see SemanticQuery/Components.
 
 === Selectors ===