semantic_naming 2.0.2 → 2.0.3
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- data/lib/semantic_naming/source_class.rb +22 -4
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@@ -69,17 +69,35 @@ module N
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all_types_qry.where(:element, RDF.type, :type)
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all_types = all_types_qry.execute
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all_types_hash = {}
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all_types.each { |type| all_types_hash[type] = true }
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qry = Query.new(SourceClass).distinct.select(:class, :subclass)
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qry.where(:element, RDF.type, :class)
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qry.where(:other, RDF.type, :subclass)
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qry.where(:subclass, RDFS.subClassOf, :class)
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subtype_list = qry.execute
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build_hierarchy_from(subtype_list
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hierarchy = build_hierarchy_from(subtype_list)
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purge_hierarchy!(hierarchy, all_types_hash)
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hierarchy
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end
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private
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# Purge the elements from the hierarchy that don't have any "used"
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# children. Returns true if some "used" elements were found in
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# the hierarchy
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def self.purge_hierarchy!(elements, used_elements)
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used = false
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elements.each do |element, children|
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used_children = purge_hierarchy!(children, used_elements)
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used_element = used_children || used_elements[element]
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elements.delete(element) unless(used_element)
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used ||= used_element
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end
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end
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# If all_types is given, it must be a true superset of all
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# types in the query result
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def self.build_hierarchy_from(query_result, all_types = nil)
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# Now we link up the subclass relations
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hierarchy.each do |key, values|
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values.each_key do |subkey|
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next if(subkey
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next if(subkey.is_a?(Symbol))
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hierarchy[subkey] ||= {}
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values[subkey] = hierarchy[subkey]
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values[subkey][:is_child] = true
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