Protege 4.0 Beta update (build 104)

There is a new Protege 4.0 beta build available on our Web site:

http://protege.stanford.edu/download/registered.html#p4


Changes & Bug Fixes in Protege-OWL
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- There is now an auto-update facility that can:
a). Let you know when new versions of installed plug-ins are available
b). Help you find and install plug-ins from within Protege-OWL
More information is available on the wiki: 
http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/index.php/EnablePluginAutoUpdate.

- There is now an inferred object property hierarchy view.

- The new entity preferences have been tidied up and you can now choose 
/ instead of #. More information is available on the wiki: 
http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/index.php/Protege4NamingAndRendering#New_entity_creation_preferences.

- The search/find preferences have been renamed to "General" and also 
include a setting for the expression editor delay.

- Usage allows you to turn on/off certain filters.

- Property and individual views show more inferred information.

- Updates to FaCT++ allow us to get inferred properties of individuals 
and domains/ranges of properties. Please note that FaCT++ for 64-bit 
Linux has not yet been updated.

- Bundling an updated version of the OWL API to allow fixes for several 
bugs.

- Fixed a bug where the General Axioms editor autocompleted with 
unnecessary : characters.

- Fixed a bug where the usage view broke in the presence of GCIs.

- Fixed a bug where individuals with the same name were disappearing.

- Fixed a bug where reasoners kept running in the background even when 
cancel was pressed.

- Fixed a bug where autcomplete would not work for the fillers of QCRs.

- Fixed a bug where the ontology annotations were not correctly handled 
when merging ontologies.

- Fixed a bug where find would not switch to an appropriate tab to 
display the entity.

- Fixed a bug in "Rename entities..." where tickboxes were ignored.

- Web link menu items (like those in the Help menu) are now implemented 
as plugins. More information is available on the wiki: 
http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/index.php/PluginTypes#Open_URL_in_browser_action.

- The explanation/debugger has been removed from the default 
installation and will be available as a separate plug-in(s).


As always, a Web-based version of the release notes is available on our 
site: http://protege.stanford.edu/download/protege4/release-notes.html.

The Protege Team

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