public class TabDelimParser extends Object
 The tab-delimited ontology files have three types of lines. Lines that are
 pure white space can be discarded. Comment lines begin with a hash (#) and
 can be discarded. The payload lines contain three fields seperated by tabs.
 These are subject, predicate and
 object.
 By convention, the content of each field contains no spaces.
 
 By convention, if there are comment lines beginning with name:
 or description: and these appear before any predicate
 declarations then they become the name and description of the ontology.
 Otherwise, the name and description will be the empty string.
 
 Term names normally will be just a term name like predicate or
 person. There are also terms that represent collections of
 triples. For example, here is the declaration for the 'triple' type in
 the core ontology.
 
 ...
 triple is-a    any
 triple has-a   source
 triple has-a   target
 triple has-a   predicate
 (triple,has-a,any)     size    3
 ...
 
 
 The first four lines just associate triple with some type with a predicate
 (e.g. is-a or has-a). The fifth line says that something must have a size of
 three. The 'something' is (triple,has-a,any)     size    3 and is
 short-hand for a collection of triples that state that the source must be
 triple, the target must be any and the predicate
 must be has-a. This whole expression states that a triple
 has exactly three has-a relationships; that is, exactly three properties.
 
| Constructor and Description | 
|---|
TabDelimParser()  | 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
Ontology | 
parse(BufferedReader in,
     OntologyFactory of)
Parse an ontology from a reader. 
 | 
public Ontology parse(BufferedReader in, OntologyFactory of) throws IOException, OntologyException
in - the BufferedReader to read fromof - an OntologyFactory used to create the Ontology instanceIOException - if there is some problem with the buffered readerOntologyException - if it was not possible to instantiate a new
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