@michaelhkay @SEOuxIndianer Thank you all for the help and the retweet! Learnt a lot today, grateful for helpers like you out there!
“It’s a pleasure to inform you that the demo #SemWebVid - Making Video a 1st Class #SemanticWeb Citizen was accepted” #ISWC2010 #TomsPhD :-)
@russenreaktor Thanks. The problem seems to be the ‘|’ operator for selecting several paths, though. http://bit.ly/ahfDKe works :-)
@ChristopherBlum //[@e1=’a’] => Not a valid XPath expression. http://bit.ly/ahfDKe works. Thanks for the tool pointer!
RT @arzt: @tomayac //@e1[text()=’a’]? // Works! Awesome! Thanks a million! (W/ regards to my #XPath question at http://bit.ly/db36CF) :-)
RT @rtroncy: RT @yprie: Release of Advene 0.44 (a video annotation tool). See http://bit.ly/aAQzid to download. Now supports #html5 export!
RT @gromgull: Note the important difference that #NTriples are 7bit US ASCII, while #N3 is UTF8. //IMHO one more argument for N3 #RDF @bobdc
Hoping for #XPath #help: “//e1 | //e2†→ valid (elems@e1“//@e2 | //@e2†→ valid@e1ttr). “@e2e1=‘a’ | //@e2=‘b’†→ invalid (attr + val). Why?
@lysander07 Effectively working in this field already, however, already a #PhD student at UPC.edu. Still’d like to meet & learn from you!?
@sze Yepp! Way more. Read these documents for some use cases: http://bit.ly/c9WC1a and http://bit.ly/aRJAeT.
RT @JohnMu: Mute by source - now in #Google #Buzz: http://goo.gl/Y7gO - a great way to streamline your Buzz stream :-) // Yay! Good move!