gellish_expression_format
Differences
This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.
| Both sides previous revision Previous revision Next revision | Previous revision Last revision Both sides next revision | ||
|
gellish_expression_format [2018/10/30 20:24] andries |
gellish_expression_format [2019/09/13 16:00] andries |
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| ====== The Gellish Expression Format ====== | ====== The Gellish Expression Format ====== | ||
| - | The Gellish Expression Format is a tabular format. It can be expressed in various basic formats, such as CSV, JSON or spreadsheet formats, such as XLS, typically using the UTF-8 encoding standard. The following columns in the table form the core of the expressions, using English terminology and provided with an example of a Gellish expression: \\ | + | The Gellish Expression Format is a tabular format. It can be expressed as a Gellish file in various basic formats, such as CSV, JSON using the UTF-8 encoding standard. It can also be created in a spreadsheet formats, such as XLSX and then exported in CSV format. \\ |
| - | ^ 31 ^ 101 ^ 3 ^ 201 ^ 7 ^ 4 ^ | + | A Gellish file shall start with a file header line. The first field in that line shall contain the word 'Gellish'. The following fields can contain optional 'parameter=value' combinations. For example: Language=English, which is the default value. Other possible values are e.g. Taal=Nederlands, etc. The optional parameters are given in the following table. |
| + | ^Parameter^Example value^Description^ | ||
| + | |Language|English|The language in which the file is written| | ||
| + | |Version|9.0|The version number of the language definition that is used| | ||
| + | |Date|13 Sep 2019|The date of the latest update of the file content| | ||
| + | |Category|Product model|A categorization of the content of the file| | ||
| + | |Title|Demo example|A description of the content of the file| | ||
| + | |Prefix|Demo|A prefix for the allocation of new unique identifiers (UIDs).| | ||
| + | |Obj_uid|1:10000|A numeric range for allocation of unique identifiers (UIDs) for new objects| | ||
| + | |Idea_uid|10000:20000|A numeric range for allocation of unique identifiers (UIDs) for new ideas (expressions)| | ||
| + | Note: New UIDs shall be a concatenation of a prefix, a colon (:) and a sequence number within the specified range. An exception to this rules are standard Gellish UIDs, which are integer numbers. Reserved prefixes are hashes(#) and the prefix 'dd' which are reserved for numbers and dates respectively. | ||
| + | |||
| + | The second and third line in a Gellish file shall define the table header. The second line specifies table column IDs, which determine the meaning of the fields in the columns, the third line contains free text supporting human understanding of the meaning of the columns. The following table header specify a table with columns that form the core of the expressions. Together with the first line, using English terminology and provided with an example of a Gellish expression the table becomes: \\ | ||
| + | ^Gellish^Language=English^ ^ ^ ^ ^ | ||
| + | ^ 43 ^ 101 ^ 3 ^ 201 ^ 7 ^ 4 ^ | ||
| ^Name of an intention^Name of a left hand object^Name of a kind of relation^Name of a right hand object^Symbol of unit of measure^Textual definition^ | ^Name of an intention^Name of a left hand object^Name of a kind of relation^Name of a right hand object^Symbol of unit of measure^Textual definition^ | ||
| |assertion|The Euromast|is located in|Rotterdam| | | | |assertion|The Euromast|is located in|Rotterdam| | | | ||
gellish_expression_format.txt · Last modified: 2019/09/13 16:15 by andries
Page Tools
Except where otherwise noted, content on this wiki is licensed under the following license: CC Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International
