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It would be awesome to have a reverse index where it would be possible to find where a given term is used in its own and other vocabularies we index.
In most generic way it could be a page similar to the vocab index, where the contents are somewhat like:
# xsd:integer Where is the term `xsd:integer` used? ## As datatype ## As class/subclass ## As range ## As domain
range and domain could be both rdfs:range/rdfs:domain as well as schema:rangeIncludes/schema:domainIncludes
range
domain
rdfs:range/rdfs:domain
schema:rangeIncludes/schema:domainIncludes
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Sounds like a great addition indeed!
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Good idea, should it be possible to see what range/domains are using it when klicking on it?
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It would be awesome to have a reverse index where it would be possible to find where a given term is used in its own and other vocabularies we index.
In most generic way it could be a page similar to the vocab index, where the contents are somewhat like:
range
anddomain
could be bothrdfs:range/rdfs:domain
as well asschema:rangeIncludes/schema:domainIncludes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: