Can Widoco render subClassOf property Restrictions as part of the Class description?

[sensespidey]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I'm working with an ontology that makes extensive use of property restrictions like the following:

        <rdfs:subClassOf>
            <owl:Restriction>
                <owl:onProperty rdf:resource="https://ontology.commonapproach.org/cids#forStakeholder"/>
                <owl:allValuesFrom rdf:resource="https://ontology.commonapproach.org/cids#Stakeholder"/>
            </owl:Restriction>
        </rdfs:subClassOf>

When I render HTML documentation for this ontology using Widoco, it seems to ignore these property restrictions, whereas I would hope to see them represented as part of the Class definition to which these property restrictions apply.

Describe the solution you'd like

Is there a way to have Widoco include these types of property restrictions in the rendered HTML?

Describe alternatives you've considered

In my initial exploration of Widoco, I had thought there was a table rendered with property restrictions on classes, but I've explored the various configuration options and parameters since, and can't seem to find a combination that does so.

Beyond that, I'm considering some sort of preprocessor that would extract the property restrictions and inject them into the rdfs:comment for the class, so that Widoco will render them as part of the class description. However, this seems non-trivial and somewhat inelegant, leading me to think it may be better to patch Widoco (although I'm not a java programmer)- unless this functionality already exists and I'm just not using it properly!

[dgarijo]

@sensespidey I checked and Widoco recognizes Restrictions (LODE does this).
If you add the ontology here I will give it a try.
Debugging this is tricky because it's a gigantic xsl transformation file. This is what should be used to make the transformation.
If you want to play around with it, it starts in line 790

[sensespidey]

@dgarijo Thank you! I poked around the codebase (getting more familiar here!) and found the xsl file you're talking about from LODE, so I see that it looks like these Restrictions would get picked up, but I couldn't make sense of how or where that xsl transform is used. When you say "it starts in line 790" I'm not sure what you mean- perhaps there was a link you'd meant to insert there ;)

Anyway, the ontology I'm working with is CIDS, but we're in the process of releasing a 3.1.0 version of CIDS which is where Widoco comes in. If you want to try something against the latest version, have a look at the branch here: https://github.com/commonapproach/CIDS/tree/79-prepare-310-release

[dgarijo]

Line 790 of the xslt transformation document :)