Changes between Version 13 and Version 14 of WebInterface/RunningSemanticQueries
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- Apr 16, 2012, 5:44:19 PM (13 years ago)
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v13 v14 30 30 The first result of the query will be shown (if there was any). Results can be browsed with the appearing ''Prev'' and ''Next'' buttons. The total number of results as well as the currently shown result's number are displayed under those buttons. You can also select results from the ”Last result” tab. 31 31 32 [[Image(webinterface_prevqueries.jpg, right)]][[BR]] 32 33 == Previous Queries == 34 33 35 For your convenience, the interface stores previously executed queries and their results, which are listed at the left side of the page under the ”Previous Queries” tab. You can either choose to list only queries which belong to the current user, or all queries stored in the system. 34 36 … … 72 74 A skeleton can be constructed by typing its body into the query construct assistant, then clicking the ’Save as skeleton’ button. The desired name of the skeleton can be typed in the appearing textbox. The skeleton can then be saved by clicking the ’Save’ button. If any error occurs during saving, an error message is shown. 73 75 74 A previously saved skeleton can be evaluated like a function by filling it's actual parameter values. A valid parameter cannot contain the {{{ ’}}} character, because the {{{’}}} character is the delimiter of the parameter values. Auto-complete in the query textbox also offers skeleton names.76 A previously saved skeleton can be evaluated like a function by filling it's actual parameter values. A valid parameter cannot contain the {{{`}}} character (back-tick), because the {{{`}}} character is the delimiter of the parameter values. Auto-complete in the query textbox also offers skeleton names. 75 77 76 78 An example of a valid skeleton is shown below: … … 79 81 Name: skeleton_name 80 82 Body: mods.funs[$FunSubQuery$] 81 Call: skeleton_name( ’ (arity>0) and (name like s) ’).83 Call: skeleton_name(` (arity>0) and (name like s) `). 82 84 }}} 83 85 84 86 Constructed skeletons are listed under the ’Skeletons’ tab. 85 87 86 When clicking on a skeleton, a valid ’skeleton call’ will be placed in the query construct assistant, where the actual parameters should be filled out (spaces between '' characters). 88 [[Image(webinterface_skeletons.jpg, right)]][[BR]] 89 When clicking on a skeleton, a valid ’skeleton call’ will be placed in the query construct assistant, where the actual parameters should be filled out (spaces between `` characters). 87 90 88 91 After a successful evaluation of a skeleton, the generated semantic query string and its result are saved in the ’Previous queries’ list, and the result of the semantic query will be shown as usual. … … 90 93 By clicking the ? icon, the body and owner of the corresponding skeleton will be shown. 91 94 92 By clicking the corresponding ’E’ icon, you can edit the body of the skeleton in the query construct assistant. Clicking the ’Update skeleton’ button will update the body of the skeleton.95 By clicking the corresponding ’E’ icon, you can edit the body of the skeleton in the query construct assistant. Clicking the ’Update skeleton’ button will update the body of the skeleton. 93 96 94 97 By clicking the corresponding ’X’ icon, the skeleton will be deleted.
