Examples of IncrementalChangeTracker

com.clarkparsia.pellet.IncrementalChangeTracker
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@author Mike Smith

Examples of com.clarkparsia.pellet.IncrementalChangeTracker

        // clean it
        ds.removeExplain( assertion );
  
        // remove if the dependency set is empty
        if( ds.getExplain().isEmpty() ) {
          final IncrementalChangeTracker tracker = kb.getABox().getIncrementalChangeTracker();
          // need to check if the
  
          subj.removeEdge( edge );
          obj.removeInEdge( edge );
  
          // update the removed set of edges
          tracker.addDeletedEdge( edge );
  
          // add to updated individuals
          tracker.addUpdatedIndividual( subj );
  
          // TODO: Do we need to add literals?
          if( obj instanceof Individual )
            tracker.addUpdatedIndividual( (Individual) obj );
  
          if( DependencyIndex.log.isLoggable( Level.FINE ) )
            DependencyIndex.log.fine( "           Actually removed edge!" );
        }
        break;

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Examples of com.clarkparsia.pellet.IncrementalChangeTracker

      // Note that ind.unprune may add edges, however we do not need to
      // add them to the updated individuals as
      // they will be added when the edge is removed from the node which
      // this individual was merged to
      // add to updated
      final IncrementalChangeTracker tracker = kb.getABox().getIncrementalChangeTracker();
  
      // because this node was pruned, we must guarantee that all of
      // its lables have been fired
      tracker.addUnprunedNode( ind );
  
      if( ind instanceof Individual ) {
        tracker.addUpdatedIndividual( (Individual) ind );
      }
  
      if( mergedToInd instanceof Individual ) {
        tracker.addUpdatedIndividual( (Individual) mergedToInd );
      }
    }
  }

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Examples of com.clarkparsia.pellet.IncrementalChangeTracker

    // clean it
    ds.removeExplain( assertion );
  
    // remove if the explanation set is empty
    if( ds.getExplain().isEmpty() ) {
      final IncrementalChangeTracker tracker = kb.getABox().getIncrementalChangeTracker();
  
      kb.getABox().removeType( node.getName(), desc );
  
      // update the set of removed types
      tracker.addDeletedType( node, type.getType() );
  
      // add to updated individuals
      if( node instanceof Individual ) {
        Individual ind = (Individual) node;
        tracker.addUpdatedIndividual( ind );
  
        // also need to add all edge object to updated individuals -
        // this is needed to fire allValues/domain/range rules etc.
        for( Edge e : ind.getInEdges() ) {
          tracker.addUpdatedIndividual( e.getFrom() );
        }
        for( Edge e : ind.getOutEdges() ) {
          if( e.getTo() instanceof Individual )
            tracker.addUpdatedIndividual( (Individual) e.getTo() );
        }
      }
  
      if( DependencyIndex.log.isLoggable( Level.FINE ) )
        DependencyIndex.log.fine( "           Actually removed type!" );

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Examples of com.clarkparsia.pellet.IncrementalChangeTracker

    return true;    
  }
  
  @Override
  protected void restoreAllValues() {
    final IncrementalChangeTracker tracker = abox.getIncrementalChangeTracker();


    for( Iterator<Map.Entry<Node, Set<ATermAppl>>> it = tracker.deletedTypes(); it
        .hasNext(); ) {


      Map.Entry<Node, Set<ATermAppl>> entry = it.next();
      Node node = entry.getKey();
      Set<ATermAppl> types = entry.getValue();
      
      // find the edges which the all values rule needs to be
      // re-applied to
      EdgeList av = findAllValues( node, types );
      
      //apply the all values rules
      for(int i = 0; i < av.size(); i++){
        Edge e = av.edgeAt( i );            
        allValuesRule.applyAllValues( e.getFrom(), e.getRole(), e.getTo(), e.getDepends() );
      }
    }
    
    for( Iterator<Node> i = tracker.unprunedNodes(); i.hasNext(); ) {
      Node node = i.next();
      
      if( node instanceof Individual ){
        Individual ind = (Individual)node;
        //reset type pointers

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