I had a look at the code that defines these sections in v5.3.2. They are in a
file teamwork.topbraidlive.org/taxonomies/evn.ui.ttlx
<http://teamwork.topbraidlive.org/taxonomies/evn.ui.ttlx> in the ui:prototype
of the class evnui:ConceptFormBody. The logic seems to be:
- The properties to be displayed in all other sections are explicitly
enumerated.
- All properties not explicitly enumerated in a different section go into the
Custom Properties section.
- But only if the property is not an annotation property (as checked with the
function swa:isNonAnnotationProperty(?property)).
So, to replicate this logic, you’d need to do something like
FILTER (swa:isNonAnnotationPropertyt(?property))
FILTER (?property NOT IN (rdf:type, …))
where the (rdf:type, …) would need to be replaced by the long list of
properties enumerated as arg:predicate="…" in evnui:ConceptFormBody.
Richard
> On 23 Nov 2018, at 09:10, Sanjeev Devireddy <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> My Composer version is 5.3.2 and EDG/EVN application version is version
> 5.3.2.v20170621-1517R.
>
> From your last post, my understanding is that the logic/code to get only
> custom properties could be hard-coded in the forms. If yes, then is there a
> way to look at what is hard-coded in the forms or to get the list of
> predicates/properties that should be filtered so that the SPARQL returns only
> custom properties for a given node/concept?
>
> Thanks,
>
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