input placeholders not picked up when bind statement is present
See original GitHub issueI am running into this problem that I want to add a bind statement like this one: https://github.com/peta-pico/fpsi-queries/blob/main/get-classdef-reviews.rq#L85
This seemed to work fine, until I realized that the input placeholders like ?__author_iri
(here) are no longer picked up. After commenting out the bind-statement above, they work again.
I tried this with the grlc.io service as well as a local instance with the latest Docker version, with the same result.
This seems to be a bug, or am I doing something wrong?
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Sure! Minimal example is here: http://grlc.io/api-git/tkuhn/grlc-unicode-test
The
fails
query contains the unicode escape sequence\u0001
in a string, which leads to the placeholder?__class_iri
not being picked up as such.The
succeeds
query is identical except for the unicode escape sequence. Here the placeholder is picked up without problems.Otherwise, both queries work just fine.
I see. I didn’t realize the parsing is only for the placeholder extraction. Showing a warning will certainly help. I found a workaround for my particular query that doesn’t involve any “\u…” sequences.