Compiled output: Parse, Turtle, SVG

The output panel on the right of the workspace has seven tabs. This page covers the first three, which show what the compiler makes of your source. The others are Graph, SPARQL, Deployments and History.

The ? at the end of the tab bar starts a short guided tour of the tabs.

Output follows the saved source

Every tab updates a moment after your edit is saved. When the source stops compiling (you are half-way through typing a concept, say), the tabs do not go blank: they keep the last output that compiled, dimmed, under a note such as:

Showing the last valid Turtle; the current source doesn’t compile yet, so the download is disabled. See Problems below.

The reason is in the Problems panel. When nothing has ever compiled, the tab says so instead.

Parse

The parse tree of the open file: the syntax exactly as the compiler reads it. Useful to check how an indented block or an annotation was understood.

If the file has syntax errors, the tab lists them instead, each with its Ln, Col position (click it to jump there) and a hint when there is one.

Turtle

The whole project compiled to RDF Turtle, with syntax colouring: exactly what a deployment serves and what the triple store holds for your schema. Named queries of the project appear as # Query: … blocks.

• ⬇ Download .ttl saves it as <package name>-<package version>.ttl (both come from the package settings). The button is disabled while the output is out of date.
• Reveal in turtle export, in the editor’s right-click menu, switches to this tab and highlights the block generated for a declaration. See Reveal.

SVG

A diagram of the open file: its concepts, their fields and the relations between them.

⬇ Download .svg saves the diagram as <file name>.svg.

When other people have the project open, their visible area can be shown as a labelled frame. Right-click the SVG tab to Show others’ viewports or Hide others’ viewports. See Collaboration.

For an interactive view of the whole project, use the Graph tab.