Resource and Statement

A resource contains the matching definition through statements.

This page discusses:

Resource
Statement

See Also

Resource

Matches a resource according to statement.

All regular statement patterns must match.
Empty resource pattern always matches


Content	Properties
Statements	Mode: Default: object pattern must match Optional: object pattern can match or not Negative: object pattern must not match

Statement

Matches according to the following principles:

Subject is the resource being matched.
Predicate is specified in the statement pattern.
Object is matched against the pattern under the statement.

Notes:

In the properties area, the Hidden section and the predicates are not displayed by default. Press Ctrl+Alt+P to display them. For more information, see Keyboard Shortcuts.
Hidden statements are taken into account when applying a pattern.


Content	Properties
Literal value Regular expression Choice Sequence Reference definition Analysis type Rule Capture fields: entity, link, attribute Variable	Mode: Default: object pattern must match Optional: object pattern can match or not Negative: object pattern must not match Reverse: Reverses the pattern analysis direction. For example, you can define a Reverse property on a hasPart statement to go back up to the document when analyzing a chapter. Reify: turns the statement into an RDF resource to capture additional information (for example, implement link identifier). For more information, see Extracting Implement Link Identifier with the Reify Option.