Closed JMante1 closed 2 years ago
This isn't really enough to go on, it would be nice to see a little bit of code that exhibits the problem. Short of that, I'm left to guess at what you're doing.
Here's me adding a couple of experimental data objects to a document:
>>> import sbol2
RDFLib Version: 6.0.0
>>> doc = sbol2.Document()
>>> doc.experimentalData.add(sbol2.ExperimentalData('foo'))
>>>
>>> len(doc.experimentalData)
1
>>> for ed in doc.experimentalData:
... print(ed)
...
http://examples.org/ExperimentalData/foo/1
>>>
>>> doc.experimentalData.add(sbol2.ExperimentalData('bar'))
>>> len(doc.experimentalData)
2
>>> for ed in doc.experimentalData:
... print(ed)
...
http://examples.org/ExperimentalData/foo/1
http://examples.org/ExperimentalData/bar/1
I can reproduce your error message if I try to invoke doc.experimentalData
as a function:
>>> doc.experimentalData()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: 'OwnedObject' object is not callable
The same error happens with other attributes of the document, like doc.moduleDefinitions
and doc.componentDefinitions
. Is that what you're doing?
I need to see a code sample in order to go further on this issue.
Tried to make an experimental data object in an sbol doc and ger the warning 'OwnedObject' object is not callable. Is it possible that Experimental data can only be made if an experiment top level object is created?