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Concat String but with space #23
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Have you tried: Csongor On 08/27/2016 01:22 AM, TalyaFernandez wrote:
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Thank you, |
Make sure you are using the latests 1.1.1 release of the SWRLAPI. There is no createDataValueArgument in the current release of the SWRLAPI. (The Protege 3 version had a method of that name.) See: |
Good Day
should I use Protege 3? |
You should use the latest version. The link above has an example of binding a result to a variable.
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Hello Sir and Thank you
Really I don't know what's the problem |
Ooops - my mistake. The documentation is outdated. I have now updated it.
Let me know if that works. |
Ok 2016-08-29 0:49 GMT+01:00 martinjoconnor [email protected]:
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Hello again, |
The approach makes sense. Your built-in implementation class, however, is not being resolved at runtime. Did you declare the package name properly? See: https://github.com/protegeproject/swrlapi/wiki/SWRLBuiltInBridge#defining-built-ins-in-java Note also: |
Hello Sir Martin, |
The SWRLAPI Maven dependencies should be sufficient. Create a public GitHub repo with a Maven POM and I can look at the project. |
Hello Sir, |
Hello Sir, |
Sir |
The repo should contain a fully buildable Java project - not RAR files. I should be able to do something like:
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Hello Sir Martin, 2016-09-03 18:57 GMT+01:00 martinjoconnor [email protected]:
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The project does not include the OWL file defining the built-in. Note that you should not have an 'action' subdirectory here. The convention is to have the POM and source directories at the base repo level. |
Hello Sir |
Hello Sir Martin PS: Please check this link |
I will try to look at this over the weekend. Have many other deadlines at the moment. |
OK Sir |
Good Morning;
I want to create an SWRL Builtin that allow me to concat String but also to preserve the space between these string
for example I have this Builtin
Person(?p)^hasname(?p,?n)^hassurname(?p,?s)^hasage(?p,?a)^cb:concat(?m,?n,?s,?a)->sqwrl:select(?m)
for example I have Person with name (Talya) surname (Fernandez) age (24) the (?m) variable should contains (Talya Fernandez 24). I think the concat function return to me (TalyaFernandez24)
I hope That my idea is clear and I hope that you can help
Thanks in advance
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