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[{TableOfContents}]
!!! The Turtle Markup
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!!! Definition
The markup to define relations/triples/assertions in Turtle syntax goes as follows:
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Besides XML the W3C has standardized the Turtle syntax to define ontologies.
In KnowWE the syntax can be used within the markup {{Turtle}}:
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%%Turtle...
%%turtle...
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The markup allows for the definition of multiple turtle statements within one markup block.
Also, the namespaces {{rdf}}, {{rdfs}}, and {{owl}} are already defined and ready to use.
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!!! Example
! Defining Multiple Relations using turtle
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The following example defines an owl:Class with the name {{System}} and a corresponding instance with the name {{KnowWE}}.
The markup allows to define multiple relations by one expression in a concise way:
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:System rdf:type owl:Class .
:KnowWE rdf:type :System ;
rdfs:label "KnowWE Wiki" .
Ms. Moneypenny livesIn:: London;
rdf:type:: Person;
rdfs:label:: 'Miss Moneypenny'@en, 'Fräulein Moneypenny'@de, 'Mlle Moneypenny'@fr
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!!! See Also
* [W3C Turtle Recommendation|http://www.w3.org/TR/turtle/]
* [Ontology|Doc Ontology]