Adds basic support of xsd:duration #808
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Uses isodate.parse_duration that converts a duration ISO string to timedelta if possible and if not fallbacks to its Duration type. Supports also xsd:yearMonthDuration and xsd:dayTimeDuration xsd:dayTimeDuration is the exact match of the set of durations supported by timedelta
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Hmm - somewhere in the back of my head I remember that the SPARQL test-suite actually tests that you don't support some data-types not defined in SPARQL. Clearly this isn't one of them though - thanks! |
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Thank you! |
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Uses
isodate.parse_durationthat converts a duration ISO string to timedelta if possible and if not fallbacks to theDurationtype of theisodatelibrary.Supports also xsd:yearMonthDuration and xsd:dayTimeDuration.
xsd:dayTimeDuration is the exact match of the set of durations supported by
timedelta.