a possible bug with SWRL tab?

[Zhang Weishan]

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Hello All,
  I am using the repository mechanism for ontologies using relative path, including swrl related ontologies (all are stored locally). I found that when i open the rules in SWRL tab, when i want to edit it, but just give up without editing anything, then that rule will be show as empty. But actually the rule is still there when you close without saving anything.
  Is this a bug?

Best,
Weishan


 ./?forceReadOnly=false
./Device.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./Service.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./Hardware.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./StateMachine.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./SoftwarePlatform.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./sqwrl.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./abox.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./swrla.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./swrli.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./swrlm.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./swrlx.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./tbox.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./SWRLXML.owl?forceReadOnly=false
./temporal.owl?forceReadOnly=false

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[Martin O'Connor]

Zhang Weishan wrote:
> Hello All,
>   I am using the repository mechanism for ontologies using relative
> path, including swrl related ontologies (all are stored locally). I
> found that when i open the rules in SWRL tab, when i want to edit it,
> but just give up without editing anything, then that rule will be show
> as empty.
I don't know what you mean 'by give up without saving anything'. Which
button to you click to close the popup editor?

> But actually the rule is still there when you close without saving
> anything.
If you don't save is it not normal that the original rule would be in
the source ontology?

Martin
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