Re: [protege-user] Issue with Displaying Data Properties [SEC=UNOFFICIAL]

Damian, thanks very much for replicating the problem. It is actually
comforting to know there isn't something unusual with my environment.
That's interesting about how the resize is what changed it. I assumed it
was the extra screen real estate, but what you describe is also consistent
with what I observed and makes sense.  I'll create an issue on the Protege
GitHub site.

Michael

On Wed, May 7, 2025 at 3:48 PM O'Dea, Damian MR via protege-user <
[email protected]> wrote:

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> Michael, Samson,
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>                 I have managed to replicate the issue. Windows 10
> Enterprise (VMWare Desktop), running Protégé v5.6.0.
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> I loaded your Display Bug Test ontology, Michael, and initially could only
> see the one description value (Capture-01-default sizing.PNG). Sorry,
> that’s a poor snip which doesn’t show the lack of a second property being
> displayed. :-/
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> Instead of going full screen, I just dragged the edge of the Entities pane
> left to reduce it, and this resized the rest of the panes. The resize
> caused the second property to now be displayed (Capture-02-post
> resizing.PNG).
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> So this could be a longer-standing bug than originally thought (i.e. it’s
> not specific to v5.6.4/3).
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> Cheers from early morning Australia,
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> Damian
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> *From:* protege-user <[email protected]> *On Behalf
> Of *Michael DeBellis
> *Sent:* Thursday, 8 May 2025 7:56 AM
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> *Subject:* Re: [protege-user] Issue with Displaying Data Properties
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> I cannot reproduce your problem on a Mac or on a Parallel instance of
> Windows 11. On the Mac, I have Protégé 5.6.4, while on the PC, I have
> Protégé 5.6.3. On the PC, I made the window about 4” x 6” and even smaller
> on the Mac. In both cases, both “description” data property assertions were
> displayed.
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> Samson, thanks for checking. I still think it could be a bug rather than
> something with my implementation of Protege. First, it doesn't surprise me
> that it works with a Mac. I've experienced that before, a UI feature works
> on the Mac version but not on the Windows version. Second, I'm running
> Protege 5.6.4 and this is such an obvious issue I think it would have shown
> up if it had been around for a while, i.e., my guess is most likely
> (assuming it is a problem and not something unique to me) it is something
> new to 5.6.4. I have another machine running Windows 10, I'm going to try
> this on that machine and see what happens. When I have a chance, I'm also
> going to restart my Windows 11 computer. I really doubt it but you never
> know, it could be some glitch. I already tried restarting Protege and still
> have the same behavior. Let me know if you have any other suggestions.
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> Cheers,
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> Michael
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> On Wed, May 7, 2025 at 2:39 PM Samson Tu <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Michael,
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> I cannot reproduce your problem on a Mac or on a Parallel instance of
> Windows 11. On the Mac, I have Protégé 5.6.4, while on the PC, I have
> Protégé 5.6.3. On the PC, I made the window about 4” x 6” and even smaller
> on the Mac. In both cases, both “description” data property assertions were
> displayed.
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> *With best regards,*
>
> *Samson*
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> On May 7, 2025, at 1:46 PM, Michael DeBellis <[email protected]>
> wrote:
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> I ran across what I think is a bug but before posting an Issue on GitHub I
> wanted to check if people have seen this with other ontologies or it might
> be something unique with mine. The problem arises when I have two long
> string values for a data property called description. When I added the
> second string it didn't show up in the Property Assertions window, even
> when I scrolled down to the bottom. I checked the Turtle code and sure
> enough the second string was there. I played around with it a bit more and
> found that when I made Protege large enough to take up my whole screen,
> then the second value was displayed. I'm not attaching the ontology because
> it is fairly big but it can be found at:
> https://github.com/mdebellis/Climate_Obstruction/blob/main/data/climate_obstruction_5-6-25.ttl
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> Actually, I decided to try an experiment and created a test ontology and
> did the same thing and had the same behavior, so either something is wrong
> with my installation of Protege or it is a bug (probably the latter). I'm
> attaching the example. You should be able to re-create it by just opening
> the ontology and making Protege small enough so when you display the
> property assertions on thing1 you can only see the one description without
> scrolling. Then the second description value on thing1 won't show up, but
> if you make the window big enough so both assertions can be partially seen,
> then you should get both.
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> I'm using the latest version of Protege on Windows 11 Pro.
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> The Individual is ExxonMobil. In this first screen capture you can see the
> beginning of the first description property:
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> <DescriptionDisplayBug1.png>
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> Here is the second screen where I scrolled down to the bottom This is when
> Protege was only taking up about half of my desktop screen, and there is no
> second value for the description property visible:
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> <DescriptionDisplayBug2.png>
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> Here is the same Property Assertion view when I made Protege large enough
> to take up the whole screen for my Desktop, now you can see both values
> show up. My guess is that for some reason, because the Property Assertion
> View wasn't large enough to show them both,  the second value wasn't
> displayed at all, even though it should have been when I scrolled to the
> bottom in the first case:
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> <DescriptionDisplayBug3.png>
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