Last modified: 2011-03-13 18:04:59 UTC
Defining properties by functions, for example Triangle's square (something like that): [[Height::1..3]] [[Length::4..6]] [[Square::0.5*Height*Length; 3]] where 3 is amount of values(/points) that should be generated from the intervals provided by arguments (in this case for Height - 1,2,3 and for Length - 4,5,6). If there were 5 instead of 3, the arguments were: Height - 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3; and for Length - 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6. This should mean smth. like this: [[Height::1;2;3]] [[Length::4;5;6]] [[Square::2;5;9]] Now following queries should find this page (among others): [[Square::2]] ------------- [[Square::5]] [[Height::2]] ------------- [[Square::9]] [[Height::3]] [[Length::6]] While these queries shouldn't: [[Square::17]] ------------- [[Square::5]] [[Height::3]] ------------- [[Square::9]] [[Height::3]] [[Length::5]]
This is clearly beyond the intended functionality of SMW. Such a feature could possibly be realised by means of templates with ParserFunctions, or by a completely new MediaWiki extension. But it is not a kind of feature that SMW provides.
