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Packages can be used to define knowledge in KnowWE on different articles. Knowledge markups like [Questions|Doc Questions] and [Rules|Doc Rules] can be added to certain packages and the packages can later be added/compiled to a knowledge base.
Packages can be used to define knowledge bases in KnowWE on different articles. Knowledge markups like [Questions|Doc Questions] and [Rules|Doc Rules] can be added to certain packages and the packages can later be added to a knowledge base.
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By adding the following markup (in an arbitrary position on the article) the entire page including all markups are added to the package with the specified name {{myPackageName}}. The {{@package}} annotations shown below are then no longer necessary, but can be used to add the specific markup section to another package (as the one given with {{~%%Package}}). KnowledgeBases and Ontologies defined on articles with such a package markup will also be compiling that specified package, as long as nothing else is specified using the {{@uses}} annotation.
You can add the following markup in an arbitrary position on the article.
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By doing this, all markups of this article are in the pagacke "myPackageName".
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!! Single markups of one article in different packages
When you want to put the markups on one article into different packages, you need to specifiy the package name within each markup.
Almost all knowledge markups support the annotation "@package: myPackageName".
!! Single markups of one article in diffeent packages
Almost all knowledge markup support the annotation "@package: myPackageName".
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__Example:__ The following questions are put into the package name {{myPackageName}}.
__Example:__
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!!! Define a knowledge base containing a certain package
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!! Compiling knowledge within a package
After adding knowledge markups to a certain package, the package can be compiled to a certain knowledge base using the following markup.
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After adding knowledge to a certain package, the package can be compiled to a certain knowledge base using the following markup.
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Alternatively, ontology definitions can be comiled by using the markup
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{{{
%%Ontology
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@uses: myPackageName
%
}}}
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!!Using multiple packages for the same knowledge base or ontology
It is also possible to add/compile multiple packages in the same {{~%~%KnowledgeBase}} or {{~%~%Ontology}} markup. This way, it is for example possible to have a package {{common}} defining some common terminology. Then there can be different packages for different domains, let call them {{domain1}} and {{domain2}}. Together with the package {{common}}, they will each come together in knowledge base or ontology, e.g. by using the following:
{{{
%%Knowledgebase
@uses: common
@uses: domain1
%
}}}
Check out the following demo pages to see such a configuration in action: [Multi-Package Demo]
!!! See Also
* [KnowledgeBase|Doc KnowledgeBase]
* [Ontology|Doc Ontology]
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