Crate rbe 

Regular Bag Expressions (rbe)

Provides an implementation of Regular Bag Expressions which are the expressions internally employed by the implementations of Shape Expressions More information about Regular Bag Expressions:

Complexity and Expressiveness of ShEx for RDF S. Staworko, I. Boneva, J. Labra, S. Hym, E. Prud’hommeaux, H. Solbrig

Re-exports

pub use crate::cardinality::*;

pub use crate::component::*;

pub use crate::deriv_n::*;

pub use crate::empty_iter::*;

pub use crate::failures::*;

pub use crate::keys::*;

pub use crate::match_cond::*;

pub use crate::max::*;

pub use crate::min::*;

pub use crate::pending::*;

pub use crate::rbe_error::*;

pub use crate::rbe_pretty_printer::*;

pub use crate::rbe_schema::*;

pub use crate::rbe_table::*;

pub use crate::rbe1::*;

pub use crate::rbe1_matcher::*;

pub use crate::values::*;

pub use crate::bag::*;

Modules

bag

A set whose elements can be repeated. The set tracks how many times each element appears

candidate

cardinality

component

deriv_error

deriv_n

empty_iter

failures

keys

match_cond

max

min

pending

rbe

rbe1

rbe1_matcher

rbe_error

rbe_pretty_printer

rbe_schema

rbe_table

values

Structs

NoState

A no-op state type for when no state is needed.

Traits

Context

The Context trait represents the type of contexts that can be used in the conditions. It must implement Eq, Hash, Debug, Default, Display, and Clone.

Key

The Keytrait represents the type of keys that can be used in the conditions. It must implement Eq, Hash, Debug, Default, Display, and Clone.

Ref

The Ref trait represents the type of references that can be used in the conditions. It must implement Eq, Hash, Debug, Default, Display, and Clone.

State

The State trait represents the type of states that can be used in the conditions. It must implement Eq, Hash, Debug, Default, Display, and Clone.

Value

The Value trait represents the type of values that can be used in the conditions. It must implement Eq, Hash, Debug, Default, Display, and Clone.