Juliano wrote in
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in comp.lang.python:
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> So, for ONE *concept*, we have, usually, MANY *slots*, each *slot* has
> ONE *facet*, and each *facet* can have MORE THAN ONE *filler*.
> Besides, some *slots* and *fillers* are
Juliano writes:
> We've been working with an ontology at my department […] I have been
> being pushed towards changing the basic plan and build a DB so that
> data access will be faster and easier for both the desktop GUI and the
> web app. Right now, I'm trying to work with sqlite, since it can
Oops, forgot the blank arg. Anyway, this is of course untested code...
# Only one of the following is used. The other two are blank.
concept = models.ForeignKey(Concept, blank=True)
slot = models.ForeignKey(Slot, blank=True)
filler = models.ForeignKey(Filler, blank=True)
Ken Seehart wr
Good idea to use Django. I've just started using it and I really like
it. However, I should give you a heads-up: You will probably want to
use a Django migration tool (I'm using South) because the alternative is
basically to rebuild your database each time your model changes.
Unfortunately,
2009/11/14 Juliano :
> Hello, everybody.
>
> I'm a linguist with practical skills on computers/programming.
>
> We've been working with an ontology at my department, and now I need
> to create a GUI viewer for the flat file we have.
> I tried to write an Ontology class which manages the data read a
Hello, everybody.
I'm a linguist with practical skills on computers/programming.
We've been working with an ontology at my department, and now I need
to create a GUI viewer for the flat file we have.
I tried to write an Ontology class which manages the data read and
parsed from the flat file, but
