SplitTopicsWithBasename
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Tool enables the user to split context topics. First the tool asks a regular expression used during the split. Then tool chops topic's base name with the given regular expression and creates indentical topic for each base name part. To ensure the created topic stays separate, tool modifies topic's subject identifiers and subject locator slightly. | Tool enables the user to split context topics. First the tool asks a regular expression used during the split. Then tool chops topic's base name with the given regular expression and creates indentical topic for each base name part. To ensure the created topic stays separate, tool modifies topic's subject identifiers and subject locator slightly. | ||
| − | The tool is useful to handle topics that | + | The tool is useful to handle topics that contain multiple potential topics in their base names. Such topic is for example |
monkey, horse, pig, cat | monkey, horse, pig, cat | ||
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| − | + | Results four separate topics, one for each animal. Each separated animal topic has same associations, occurrences, classes, and instances as the original topic. | |
{{Tool_s_GUI_name_title}} | {{Tool_s_GUI_name_title}} | ||
Latest revision as of 18:32, 22 April 2008
Tool enables the user to split context topics. First the tool asks a regular expression used during the split. Then tool chops topic's base name with the given regular expression and creates indentical topic for each base name part. To ensure the created topic stays separate, tool modifies topic's subject identifiers and subject locator slightly.
The tool is useful to handle topics that contain multiple potential topics in their base names. Such topic is for example
monkey, horse, pig, cat
containing a list of animals. Splitting this topic with regular expression (comma with space character)
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Results four separate topics, one for each animal. Each separated animal topic has same associations, occurrences, classes, and instances as the original topic.
[edit] GUI name
- Split topic with base name...
