StringInputSource is missing in RDFLib 3.2.3. under Windows. How can I replace it?

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I was testing RDFLib using WinPython. Just to see if it works I quickly ran Jeni Tennison's tutorial source code. While almost everything worked ok, there seems to be an error with the RDFLib 3.2.3 version (which apparently is the only one I can run with WinPython):

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "D:\test\pytest\get-names-and-emails.py", line 40, in <module>
graph.parse(rdflib.StringInputSource(content), format="nt")
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'StringInputSource'

If I try to parse the content directly I will get the error described here: rdflib troubles. How should I parse the code using RDFLib 3.2.3 so that I will not get the BAD URL error described in the other forum post? Configuration is Windows 7, 64 bytes, WinPython 0.11 Python 2.7.3.3. and Python 3.3.0.0. - 64 bytes

Accepted Answer

1	Any RDFLib version >3 should work fine on windows. Just replacing rdflib.StringInputSource(content) with data=content, like this: `graph.parse(data=content, format='nt')` link answered 22 Feb, 13:54 Gunnar Aastr... 171●3 accept rate: 33% It worked. Thanks! (22 Feb, 14:13) paxRoman

StringInputSource is missing in RDFLib 3.2.3. under Windows. How can I replace it?

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