Martin O'Connor

Mapping Master only allows integer literals for cardinality values in cardinality restrictions. For example, the expression Class: Container SubClassOf: @B*(ObjectProperty) max @C* where ```@C*``` would resolve an integer from a...

Mapping Master does not support class qualification on object cardinality restrictions. For example, in the following expression the Item class qualifier is not allowed: Class: Container SubClassOf: @B*(ObjectProperty) max 1...

Explain that xml:lang can only be used with rdf:PlainLiteral

Document literal references, e.g., @"Dog"(Class)

Allow References to Resolve to Multiple Values

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Currently in Mapping Master a references clause resolves to exactly one value. References that support multi-value extraction would be useful in many common situations. For example, say we have the...

Question about IRI directives

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I was looking at documenting the some directives (mm:CamelCaseEncode etc.) and discovered I was unsure about the use of the directives (apart from mm:IRI). https://github.com/protegeproject/mapping-master/wiki/MappingMasterDSL#iris Apart from the mm:IRI directive,...

In the following example, the same reference expression using mm:uuidEncode (@B*(mm:uuidEncode)) resolves to different values in two expressions: Oddly, in the following slightly modified example it works correctly:

This would work as follows: (1) Select a particular rule. (2) This would highlight the cell range for that rule. (3) Click on any cell in that selected range and...