Class NonLexicalLiteral

This class is used when a literal is parsed, and it's value is an invalid lexical form for it's datatype. The spec defines value with invalid lexical form are still valid terms, and as such we can not error immediately. This class makes sure that the typedValue will remain undefined, and the category 'nonlexical'. This way, only when operators apply to the 'nonlexical' category, they will keep working, otherwise they will throw a type error. This seems to match the spec, except maybe for functions that accept non-lexical values for their datatype.

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  • Literal<{
        toString: (() => "undefined");
    }>
    • NonLexicalLiteral

Constructors

constructor

Properties

dataType expressionType language? strValue? termType typedValue

Methods

coerceEBV str toRDF

Constructors

constructor

Properties

dataType

dataType: string

a string representing the datatype. Can be of type

expressionType

expressionType: Term = ExpressionType.Term

Optionallanguage

language?: string

the language, mainly for language enabled strings like RDF_LANG_STRING

OptionalstrValue

strValue?: string

the string value of this literal. In other words, the string representing the RDF.literal value.

termType

termType: "literal" = ...

typedValue

typedValue: {
    toString: (() => "undefined");
}

internal representation of this literal's value

Methods

coerceEBV

str

toRDF

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