redo_nodes - redo node sets into TSV data rows

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redo_nodes - redo node sets into TSV data rows

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Last edited Jun 13, 2014

Created on Jun 13, 2014

This example demonstrates a Julia script that parses node sets from a text-based data file and outputs them as tab-separated value (TSV) rows. It reads a file containing node names and their associated properties, extracts the node name, splits it into a namespace and a name, and merges property values into each output row. The script uses Julia’s `split` and `match` functions for string parsing, the `YAML` library to load predicate metadata, and writes results using `@printf` and file I/O operations. The data comes from a `nodes.t2` file containing entries like Wikipedia article titles or database records.

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