There is also the Triples view of TBC. If you move an rdf:type triple,
then the system will also try to move all "depending" triples of that
subject. To move things into a file that is not imported, just add it as
a temporary import.
Holger
On 28/04/2017 23:59, Jack Hodges wrote:
Hey guys,
Hey guys, thanks for looking at this problem. @holger, I also usually use to
raw view to move items around, but since the items are alphabetized I have to
find the start and end points of the items to move and that can be time
consuming. In this particular case it is the sheer number of items
True …
Just noticed that I said "any view (including Navigator)”. Meant to say "any
view (including Basket)”.
> On Apr 27, 2017, at 6:49 PM, Holger Knublauch wrote:
>
> This is indeed a tricky operation to get right. In practice I often use the
> source code editors
This is indeed a tricky operation to get right. In practice I often use
the source code editors to move triples around.
Holger
On 28/04/2017 3:15, Irene Polikoff wrote:
Jack,
I can confirm this, need to investigate.
However:
1. You can perform the same operation by selecting resources in
The dropdown looks to populate with only the graphs(and their imports) that
are imported into the graph the triples exist in. If you (temporarily) add
an import of the vocab graph into the schema graph, it should then become
available in the dropdown.
Pat
On Thu, Apr 27, 2017 at 1:15 PM, Irene
Jack,
I can confirm this, need to investigate.
However:
1. You can perform the same operation by selecting resources in any view
(including Navigator) and dragging them onto another graph in the Navigator.
2. Having said this, moving resources from one graph to another can have some
I tried closing all graphs and retrying. No go. Then I shut TBC down,
restarted, reloaded the graph, and retried. Still no go. I do not
understand why a graph I have no problem loading is not recognized for this
kind of operation. Is it possible that it won't recognize a graph that
imports the
Irene,
Thank you for your note. I found that I could select all items of an
rdf:type and put them into the basket. VERY helpful. Then I selected all of
them and selected the "perform batch operations" menu item. Then I selected
the "Move to another graph" menu item. All good up to here. But
Put a resource (s) into the basket, select it and then from the menu select
“perform batch operations”. You will then see a choice of several batch
operations.
> On Apr 25, 2017, at 7:48 PM, Jack Hodges wrote:
>
> Back in 2012 there was an ability in TBC to select items
Back in 2012 there was an ability in TBC to select items in a basket, or a
SPARQL result (I do not recall which) and perform operations on them, one
of which was to change their base URI (their graph). This would have been
quite useful to me today but I could not remember how to do it, or even
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