#1 Counting annotations with empty slots

[Philip Ogren]

Can someone post a recipe for searching for empty
slots? I am now looking for them manually, which
requires having the text source files open. Since I
have almost a thousand slot-bearing annotations and
they are distributed across ten different files text
source files, it is no fun....

[Philip Ogren]

[Philip Ogren]

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I am attaching a file called CountEmptySlots that takes
three arguments:
1) the full path of your annotation/protege project (i.e. a
file that ends with .pprj)
2) the name of the class of annotations you are counting
(e.g. Inhibit)
3) the name of the slot (e.g. Inhibitee)

Arguments with spaces should be quoted

The jar files protege.jar and knowtator.jar must be on your
classpath to run/compile.

Example output is:
empty slot found for:<inhibition> at text source:
36_source_file_953_35195.src
empty slot found for:<inhibition> at text source:
25_source_file_974_35203.src
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empty slots found for class <Inhibit> and slot <Inhibitee> is: 2

[Philip Ogren]

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There is one caveat I forgot. Annotations do not really
have "empty slots". They just look like they do because if
an annotation does not have a slot, then I provide an "empty
slot value" when the annotation is selected. These are
removed when a different annotation is selected. The bottom
line is this, select an annotation that has either no slots
or no "empty slots", and then save your project. This will
ensure that no "empty slots" are counted. This is probably
confusing....