[MOBY-l] how can I modify an object
Morgan Langille
mlangill at sfu.ca
Fri Apr 29 17:32:06 UTC 2005
Hello,
Unless you are the owner of an existing object you should not be
modifying it at all. If you need to add more things to an existing
object then you should create a new moby object that inherits the
existing object (ISA relationship) and add your own things with HAS and
HASA relationships. If you need to remove things from an existing object
then you should inherit from the next higher moby object that does not
have the thing in it (i.e. make a new moby object with a different
name). Hope this helps!
Morgan
On Fri, 2005-04-29 at 06:04, David Baux wrote:
> hello,
> I'm just beginning with Biomoby.
> I'd like to modify an existing object (created by manuel ruiz from
> cirad) and I don't know how to manage it.
> Is it possible to modify an object directly?
> Or can I deregister the object and then reregister it?
> thanks for your answer.
> ps: I posted that question on the moby-s FAQs but got no answer.
>
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