%shorthand and %returnrawquery new magics, extended comments marker #30
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* new magic: , to add custom parameters to the query URL
* output file display uses full file path
…s with some leading spaces and then a # character.
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Hello,
I created another two magics which you might find useful:
which allows to create shortcuts to be used in the sparql queries. This can typically be used to create new keywords like "is" in sparql queries
Ex. to shorten label queries:
%shorthand lbl rdfs:labelallows to use "lbl" instead of the full rdfs entry.
-%returnrawquery On|Off
which allows to obtain the very text submitted as sparql query. This takes into account the removed comments as well as the introduced shorthands, prefixes, headers, etc. This is handy when developing some query and using it elsewhere for instance.
There is as well the following minor modifications:
-extended comments
comments are allowed to have the form "spaces + #some comment" (not only "#some comment").
-some extra documentation
I documented the %outfile in readme.rst
It seemed to work properly on my local tests.