Dynamic Object Property

[Hamico]

Hello guys, I have a problem and I’d like to have a suggestion from you if it’s possible. The code is:
with onto:
          class Animal(Thing):
                pass
          class Person(Thing):
                pass
my_pet = Animal("my_dog")
my_person = Person("Tom")
pets = types.new_class("mini_pets", (ObjectProperty,))

Then I don't manage to use the object relation dynamically:

my_pet.pets = [my_person]
OR
my_pet.pets.append(my_person)

With .append I have an error while with the code my_pet.pets = [my_person] I don't have an error but It doesn't work. How can I do?
Best regards, Thanks to all in advance. Sorry for my English a little low...

[Jiba]

Hi,

You need to create your object property as follows :

with onto:
        pets = types.new_class("pets", (ObjectProperty,))


The object property must be created inside an ontology, and its name should be the same as the name of the Python attribute (you can use pets.python_name to specify another name if needed).

Best regards,
Jiba

[Ashutosh]

Hi Jiba,

object_property_list=['Build_NoBelongsToModule', 'Begin_DelimiterBelongsToModule', 'Tracking_NotedependsonFailure_Snippet', 'Test_Step_DescBelongsToModule', 'Tracking_NotedependsonModule', 'Failure_SnippetBelongsToModule', 'Tracking_NoteBelongsToModule', 'SuiteBelongsToModule', 'PlatformBelongsToModule', 'Failed_Teststep_NoBelongsToModule']

domain_list=['Build_No', 'Begin_Delimiter', 'Tracking_Note', 'Test_Step_Desc', 'Tracking_Note', 'Failure_Snippet', 'Tracking_Note', 'Suite', 'Platform', 'Failed_Teststep_No']

range_list=['Module', 'Module', 'Failure_Snippet', 'Module', 'Module', 'Module', 'Module', 'Module', 'Module', 'Module']

from the above lists, I am creating object properties and assigning the values from csv files.


I have already created the instances for each of the values from below list
['Module', 'Begin_Delimiter', 'Platform', 'Suite', 'Build_No', 'Failed_Teststep_No', 'Test_Step_Desc', 'Failure_Snippet', 'Tracking_Note']

for op,domain,r in zip(object_property_list,domain_list,range_list):
                        object_property=type(op, (ObjectProperty,), {"domain": [onto_final[domain]], "range": [onto_final[r]]})
                       
                        object_property.python_name ="oproperty"
                        for d,y in zip(onto_final[domain].instances(),onto_final[r].instances()):
                                d.oproperty.append(y)


But instead of giving results like
  <Tracking_Note rdf:about="#tracking_note1">
  <rdf:type rdf:resource="http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#NamedIndividual"/>
  <TrackingNoteBelongsToModule rdf:resource="#module1"/>
  <TrackingNotedependsonModule rdf:resource="#module1"/>
  <TrackingNotedependsonfailure_Snippet rdf:resource="#Failure_Snippet1/>
</Tracking_Note>



It is giving result like:
              <Tracking_Note rdf:about="#tracking_note1">
  <rdf:type rdf:resource="http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#NamedIndividual"/>
  <Tracking_NoteBelongsToModule rdf:resource="#module1"/>
  <Tracking_NoteBelongsToModule rdf:resource="#failure_snippet1"/>
  <hasTracking_Note rdf:datatype="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string">Rerun candidate</hasTracking_Note>
</Tracking_Note>

what is causing the issue that instead of getting different values for different object properties ,it is taking different values for same object properties,I am unable to figure out.