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Similar to #28, there are several "Primitive" classes that are not useful in RDF (because there are builtin/standard analogs), and are in fact not used in any of the ontologies. So get rid of them.
Here they are, with a brief note
profcim:IRI
This is just a IRI/URL. IRIs are a superset of URLs and there's no need to distinguish them
profcim:URL
same
profcim:StringIRI
The only difference from profcim:IRI is "serialized as rdf:resource in RDFXML" vs "serialized as literal without language"
So this corresponds to literal with datatype xsd:AnyURI. But that's only useful if the URI may include invalid chars: is that the intention here?
profcim:StringFixedLanguage
this is xsd:string
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Similar to #28, there are several "Primitive" classes that are not useful in RDF (because there are builtin/standard analogs), and are in fact not used in any of the ontologies. So get rid of them.
Here they are, with a brief note
xsd:AnyURI
. But that's only useful if the URI may include invalid chars: is that the intention here?xsd:string
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: