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Reference entities by links in textual values #25

Open tudorache opened 10 years ago

tudorache commented 10 years ago

From user request:

Reference other classes through hyperlinks in definitions. Example:

A [filling restoration - link to class] in which a moldable restorative material is placed directly into or on the tooth. The material then hardens and becomes (essentially) part of the tooth. (Compare with indirect restoration)

matthewhorridge commented 10 years ago

Does this mean that names should be parsed out of text in annotations?

tudorache commented 10 years ago

On 03/20/2014 08:52 AM, Matthew Horridge wrote:

Does this mean that names should be parsed out of text in annotations?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/protegeproject/protege/issues/25#issuecomment-38184252.

I don't have additional information, but I would expect that the user could specifically insert a link to an entity (e.g. by selecting it, or using a special character,e.g., #), rather than parsing, which can be imprecise.

matthewhorridge commented 10 years ago

o.k. I suggest some kind of markdown syntax then.... [See This](http://....)

matthewhorridge commented 10 years ago

For what it's worth, this is already supported in WebProtege in the Entity Description view.