> Your explanation and pointers made this clear; there is no point in two > dissjoint ranges. Actually it was rather silly from my part because my > two ranges are not dissjoint after all; I was trying to create a > measurment toolkit, where objects could be either a resource or a > literal; at first i used multiple (two) ranges, rdfs:Resource and > rdfs:Literal. IIRC OWL allows you to have statements closer to your original intent (i.e. you can define a range as being the union of two classes, hence allowing you to define a range that allows members of two or more disjoint classes to be used).Received on Friday, 20 September 2002 07:47:11 GMT
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