Hi Michel,
there are two kinds of enumerations in OWL (both using owl:oneOf), and
the help page "How to... Create an enumeration" only talks about one
of them.
1) Enumerated classes are defined as enumeration of RDF resources -
these can be created with the provided wizard and using { ... }
notation.
2) Enumerated datatypes are defined by typing in something like
rdfs:range: owl:oneOf{"A" "B" "C"}
The latter is probably what you are after. You can also use the same
construct in owl:allValuesFrom restrictions.
I will extend the help page to make this clearer.
Holger
On Mar 9, 2009, at 12:51 PM, Michel Bohms wrote:
>
> Can someone explain me how to define enumerated values in TBC?
>
> In the manual it says:
>
> Enumerated classes
> Enumerated classes using the owl:oneOf operator can be entered by a
> list of values between curly brackets. For example,
> {Cairns Sydney Canberra}
>
> defines the class consisting of only the three individual cities.
>
>
>
> when I do this:
>
> fill in your GUI owl:One ofbox: {CURVE AREA}, the box stays red.
>
> idem for a variant: {"CURVE" "AREA"}
>
> I can get rid of the red box by:
> ["CURVE" "AREA"]
>
> but this is not according to the manual and the owl code is wrong...
> (the string CURVE" "AREA becomes one item...)
>
> thx Michel
>
> >
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