ExtractModule.hs revision 4d550e24fed77ad27ee89b5bb53b8f14aa513e77
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable #-}
{- |
Module : $Header$
Copyright : Till Mossakowski, Uni Magdeburg 2016
License : GPLv2 or higher, see LICENSE.txt
Maintainer : till@iws.cs.ovgu.de
Stability : provisional
Portability : portable
OWL 2 module extraction
-}
module OWL2.ExtractModule where
--import OWL2.AS
import OWL2.Sign
import OWL2.MS
import OWL2.ManchesterPrint
import OWL2.ParseOWL
import OWL2.StaticAnalysis
--import qualified Data.Set as Set
--import qualified Data.Map as Map
import Common.Utils
import Common.Result
import Common.ResultT
import Common.AS_Annotation
import Common.GlobalAnnotations
import qualified Common.IRI as IRI
--import Control.Monad
import Control.Monad.Trans
import System.IO.Unsafe
import Common.ExtSign
import Debug.Trace
extractModule :: [IRI.IRI] -> (Sign, [Named Axiom])
-> Result (Sign, [Named Axiom])
extractModule syms onto =
unsafePerformIO $ runResultT $ extractModuleAux syms onto
extractModuleAux :: [IRI.IRI] -> (Sign, [Named Axiom])
-> ResultT IO (Sign, [Named Axiom])
extractModuleAux syms onto = do
let ontology_content = show $ printOWLBasicTheory onto
-- should be a string with the ontology from onto, maybe create a G_theory and pretty print it..., show theory
inFile <- lift $ getTempFile ontology_content "in"
outFile <- lift $ getTempFile "" "out"
let args = trace (show syms) $ [inFile, "--extract-module", "-m STAR"]
++ map (\x -> show $ x{IRI.hasAngles = False}) syms ++ ["-o", outFile]
(_code,_stdout,_stderr) <- trace (show args) $ lift $ executeProcess "owltools" args ""
-- in outFile is the module, it needs to be parsed, see parseOWL in ParseOWLAsLibDefn.hs, convert a LIB_DEFN to a theory...
(_imap,ontos) <- parseOWL False outFile
-- do liftR for lifting something from Result to ResultT
case ontos of
[modOnto] -> do
(_ontodoc, ExtSign sig _, sens) <- trace (show modOnto) $ liftR $ basicOWL2Analysis (modOnto, emptySign, emptyGlobalAnnos)
lift $ return (sig, sens)
_ -> error "the module should be just one ontology"