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I've been putting off checking out Antlr but this seems like a good project to finally try it out. My main concern is that it's never been clear to me whether or not Antlr projects require a runtime jar or if it just created .java files.

• InMemoryModelSpec
• NTriplesSpec
• SparqlSpec
• TurtleSpec
• ParseTreeDebugView

see http://www.blacktechdiva.com/change-repo-language-github/

Seems to make sense since a PlainLiteral is really just a short cut for a TypedLiteral w/ the type set to http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string

Like the n-triples and turtle support just create a data structure from text input.

Change the last line in quotedLiterals.ttl to

show:219 show:blurb """"""".

probably just use stax for processing the xml

Spock seems to make testing easier for this type for project more than testng.

Pass in a stream of triples and a SPARQL query and get a stream result set back.

Maybe just add an Error node to the models?

I usually use Spock for all my testing but I don't think it is buying me much in this project.

Managing the parser's state is getting to be a pain using the listener pattern. It might be easier after all to try using the Visitor pattern again.

After working on the Turtle api for a while I've realized that it isn't very useful to just convert a Turtle document into a list of Triples and instead both NTriples and Turtle should both return a graph structure instead of a list.

I'm not using any of Groovy's dynamic functionality, Kotlin's when expression is better than Groovy's switch statement and Kotlin's data classes are better than Groovy's Immutable annotations.

This will allow me to walk a single statement that is already entirely constructed instead of having to piece everything together adhoc with doesn't seem to work that great w/ Turtle

• write in JavaFX
• Include an editable text box for input
• Include a radio button for switching between ntriples and turtle
• Auto update display every second.
• Default to 1.5 zoom