Ah, that's making me very happy :)
Thanks!
Arno
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> Subject: [protege-discussion] Re: Slots as slot values
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> A slot is an instance of :STANDARD-SLOT. Make your "Value" slot to be
> instance-valued, with allowed class :STANDARD-SLOT. Then slot
> "Age-value" can be the value of a slot.
>
> Samson
>
> Arno Hartholt wrote:
> >>>Hi all,
> >>>
> >>>Is there a reason why one can only select classes and instances as
> >>>slot
> >>>values and not other slots?
> >>
> >>Do you mean
> >>
> >>a) You want to have a slot object itself be the value of some slot
> >
> >
> > That is what I mean, yes. So I want the value of a slot to be some
other
> > slot.
> >
> > Example: we have a class Person and a class Age with a slot
Age-value of
> > type integer. Now I want to define partial world states. In this
case, I
> > want a definition of the state age-of-person. This definition would
> > consist of three slots:
> >
> > Object: instance of Person
> > Attribute: class Age
> > Value: slot Age-value
> >
> > At this point I'm only interested in the general definition; i.e., I
> > don't care that John Smith is 35, I only care what information makes
up
> > a age-of-person state.
> >
> > The line 'value: slot Age-value' is not possible in Protege, though,
and
> > I'm wondering if there's any specific reason why it is not allowed.
> >
> > Arno
> >
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