Re: [OWLAPI-developer] [hermit-users:32] Re: Print ontology by class hierarchy

[Jeovane R. <jeo...@gm...>]

So guys, does anyone know tell me if it is possible to do this that I'm
wishing? Thank you.


2013/1/28 Jeovane Reges <jeo...@gm...>

> Hi Jack, I had seen file that you sent me and unfortunately it did not
> solve my problem :(
>
> This algorithm print my domain, object property and range for any ontology
> - http://pastebin.com/VPnN6VCx
> To my ontology attached the above algorithm returns the following -
> http://pastebin.com/KX3QZC59
>
> As you can see my class Disease is not range from no other class.
> What I would like to print my ontology was obeying the following order.
>
> 1. print the class that are only domain
> 2. print the class that are range of my class that there is range of any
> other class. (Print the class that are range from my step 1).
> 3. print the class that are range from step 2.
>
> However, I do not know right where to start this if they could give me a
> light would be very happy.
>
>
> 2013/1/28 Jack <tr...@gm...>
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Though HermiT Java interface, one can print the class hierarchy using the
>> method method
>>
>> printHierarchies(PrintWriter out,boolean classes,booleanobjectProperties,
>> boolean dataProperties). This method prints the hierarchies into a
>> functional style syntax ontology. A code example demonstrating how to use
>> this method is attached. Hope this helps.
>>
>> Kind Regards,
>>
>> Jack
>>
>> On Tuesday, 22 January 2013 22:18:09 UTC, Jeovane Reges wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello everybody, good night.
>>> Guys, suppose I have an ontology formed by the following classes *{A,
>>> B, C, D}.*
>>> Where the class *A* is the domain of class *B* and *C*. And the class *B
>>> * is domain class *D*.
>>> Furthermore, imagine that the order in which the class were created in
>>> ontology is *{B, C, A, D}*.
>>> What I would like to know was whether it is possible to print my classes
>>> in accordance with the domain hierarchy, i.e. even if the classes have been
>>> created in the order *{B, C, A, D}*, to print them you could print in
>>> the order *{A, B, C, D}*.
>>>
>>> Does anyone know if it is possible to do this? If so, how that would be?
>>> Since already thank you for your attention.
>>>
>>
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