OWL is now integrated in osp-core.
Use `pico install emmo` to install EMMO. To integrate your own owl ontology create a file similar to osp/core/ontology/docs/emmo.yml.
Small example:
>>> from osp.core.namespaces import math
>>> math.Numerical.attributes
{<OntologyAttribute math.hasNumericalData>: None}
>>> x = math.Numerical(hasNumericalData=12)
>>> x
<math.Numerical: c11cc272-cdcf-421a-8838-5f177b065746, CoreSession: 0x7f1987173190>
>>> x.hasNumericalData
12
The changes are mostly backwards compatible, although you will probably get some warnings. To get rid of the warnings:
- `from osp.core import namespace` is now `from osp.core.namespaces import namespace`
- In the YAML ontology, the entity names need no longer be ALL_CAPS
- If you reference entities from code, you have to match the case of the entities as defined in the ontology.