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Improved WM element (ID) handling #90

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Fix: Always return a rdflib-URIRef from 'lightstring2uri'
matthias-mayr Feb 19, 2024
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New: WM element ID retrieval after #
matthias-mayr Feb 19, 2024
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8 changes: 6 additions & 2 deletions skiros2_common/src/skiros2_common/core/world_element.py
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Expand Up @@ -150,9 +150,13 @@ def getIdNumber(self):
"""
@brief Return the element id number as integer
"""
if self._id.find('-') < 0:
hash_pos = self._id.find('#')
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@matthias-mayr I think it would be just easier to replace find with rfind :)

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rfind for the "-" or the "#"? Assume the former since the latter does not seem to make any sense to me

However just using rfind for the "-" does not necessarily yield to the expected result.
Example:
A malformed URI like http://www.inf.ufrgs.br/phi-group/ontologies/cora.owl#Robot that does not have an ID should lead to a return value of "-1" according to the previous/other code.
That's why I wanted to search explicitly after the hash if there's one

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Right, what about the following?

hash_pos = self._id.rfind('#')
dash_pos = self._id.rfind("-")
return -1 if dash_pos == -1 or dash_pos < hash_pos else int(self._id.split('-')[1])

# Search after # if there is one
if hash_pos == -1:
hash_pos = 0
if self._id.find("-", hash_pos) < 0:
return -1
return int(self._id.split('-')[1])
return int((self._id[hash_pos:]).split('-')[1])

def setUri(self, eid):
self._setLastUpdate()
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5 changes: 3 additions & 2 deletions skiros2_world_model/src/skiros2_world_model/core/world_model.py
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Expand Up @@ -548,9 +548,10 @@ def _uri2type(self, uri):
return uri.split('-')[0]

def _uri2id(self, uri):
if uri.find('-') < 0:
hash_pos = uri.find('#')
if hash_pos < 0 or uri.find("-", hash_pos) < 0:
return -1
return int(uri.split('-')[1])
return int((uri[hash_pos:]).split('-')[1])

@synchronized
def load_context(self, filename):
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