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I was trying to work with a predicate that has data in multiple graphs.
I realized that not only "new" accepts the graph as a parameter, so does "find".
And then that giving an empty string as the graph's name will load the data from every graph (which is what I was looking for. Don't worry, it's for reading only).
Thanks for doing it like that, so I could find it out on my own.
I still think both of these points are worth a little note in readme.md. Would have spare me a couple hours, so I think it can help others.
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Hello,
I was trying to work with a predicate that has data in multiple graphs.
I realized that not only "new" accepts the graph as a parameter, so does "find".
And then that giving an empty string as the graph's name will load the data from every graph (which is what I was looking for. Don't worry, it's for reading only).
Thanks for doing it like that, so I could find it out on my own.
I still think both of these points are worth a little note in readme.md. Would have spare me a couple hours, so I think it can help others.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: