fix!: partOf and sequenceOf properties are not marked as isEditable (#2268)

Author: BalduinLandolt

docs/01-introduction/example-project.md

@@ -176,22 +176,16 @@ relationship is expressed using the property `incunabula:partOf`:
 
 The key things to notice here are:
 
-* `rdfs:subPropertyOf knora-base:isPartOf`: The Knora base ontology
-  provides a generic `isPartOf` property to express part-whole
-  relationships. Like many properties defined in `knora-base`, a
-  project cannot use `knora-base:isPartOf` directly, but must make a
-  subproperty such as `incunabula:partOf`. It is important to note
-  that `knora-base:isPartOf` is a subproperty of
-  `knora-base:hasLinkTo`. Any property that points to a
-  `knora-base:Resource` must be a subproperty of
-  `knora-base:hasLinkTo`. In Knora terminology, such a property is
-  called a *link property*.
-* `knora-base:objectClassConstraint :book`: The object of this
-  property must be a member of the class `incunabula:book`, which, as
-  we will see below, is a subclass of `knora-base:Resource`.
-* `salsah-gui:guiElement salsah-gui:Searchbox`: When SALSAH prompts a
-  user to select the book that a page is part of, it should provide a
-  search box enabling the user to find the desired book.
+* `rdfs:subPropertyOf knora-base:isPartOf`: The `knora-base` ontology provides a generic `isPartOf` property to express 
+  part-whole relationships. A project may use `knora-base:isPartOf` directly, however creating a subproperty such as 
+  `incunabula:partOf` will allow to customize the property further, e.g. by giving it a more descriptive label.  
+  It is important to note that `knora-base:isPartOf` is a subproperty of `knora-base:hasLinkTo`. Any property that 
+  points to a `knora-base:Resource` must be a subproperty of `knora-base:hasLinkTo`. Such a
+  property is called a *link property*.
+* `knora-base:objectClassConstraint :book`: The object of this property must be a member of the class `incunabula:book`,
+  which, as we will see below, is a subclass of `knora-base:Resource`.
+* `salsah-gui:guiElement salsah-gui:Searchbox`: When SALSAH prompts a user to select the book that a page is part of, it
+  should provide a search box enabling the user to find the desired book.
 
 Because `incunabula:partOf` is a link property, it must always
 accompanied by a *link value property*, which enables Knora to store

docs/02-knora-ontologies/knora-base.md

@@ -575,34 +575,35 @@ as the `kb:LinkValue`.
 
 #### isPartOf
 
-A special case of linked resources are _part-of related resources_, i.e. a resource consisting of several other resources. 
-In order to create a part-of relation between two resources, the resource that is part of another resource needs to have
-a property that is a subproperty of `kb:isPartOf`. This property needs to point to the resource class it is part of via 
-its predicate `kb:objectType`.
+A special case of linked resources are _part-of related resources_, i.e. a resource consisting of several other
+resources. In order to create a part-of relation between two resources, the resource that is part of another resource 
+needs to have a property that is either `kb:isPartOf` or a subproperty thereof.
 `kb:isPartOf` itself is a subproperty of `kb:hasLinkTo`. Same as described above for link properties, a corresponding 
 part-of value property is created automatically. This value property has the same name as the part-of property with 
 `Value` appended. For example, if in an ontology `data` a property `data:partOf` was defined, the corresponding value 
 property would be named `data:partOfValue`. This newly created property `data:partOfValue` is defined as a subproperty 
 of `kb:isPartOfValue`.
 
-Part-of relations are recommended for resources of type `kb:StillImageRepresentation`. In that case, the resource that is 
-part of another resource needs to have a property that is a subproperty of `kb:seqnum` with an integer as value. 
-A client can then use this information to leaf through the parts of the compound resource (p.ex. to leaf through the 
-pages of a book like in [this](https://docs.dasch.swiss/DSP-API/01-introduction/example-project/#resource-classes) example).
+Part-of relations are recommended for resources of type `kb:StillImageRepresentation`. In that case, the resource that 
+is part of another resource needs to have a property `kb:seqnum` or a subproperty thereof, with an integer as value. A 
+client can then use this information to leaf through the parts of the compound resource (p.ex. to leaf through the pages
+of a book like in [this](https://docs.dasch.swiss/DSP-API/01-introduction/example-project/#resource-classes) example).
 
 #### isSequenceOf
 
-Similar to `kb:isPartOf` for `kb:StillImageRepresentations`, part-whole-relations can be defined for resources that have a time 
-dimension by using `kb:isSequenceOf`. You can use it for video or audio resources that are subtypes of `kb:MovingImageRepresentation` 
-and `kb:AudioRepresentation`.
+Similar to `kb:isPartOf` for `kb:StillImageRepresentations`, part-whole-relations can be defined for resources that have
+a time dimension by using `kb:isSequenceOf`. You can use it for video or audio resources that are subtypes of 
+`kb:MovingImageRepresentation` and `kb:AudioRepresentation`.
 
-`kb:isSequenceOf` is intended to be used in combination with the property `kb:hasSequenceBounds` which points to a `kb:IntervalValue`.
-This defines the start and end point of the subseqence in relation to the entire audio/video resource as an [interval](#intervalvalue). 
-A dedicated frontend behaviour is planned, if these properties are used in combination.
+`kb:isSequenceOf` is intended to be used in combination with the property `kb:hasSequenceBounds` which points to a 
+`kb:IntervalValue`. This defines the start and end point of the subseqence in relation to the entire audio/video 
+resource as an [interval](#intervalvalue). When the properties are used in this combination, a dedicated behavior in the
+frontend allows to display the sequences alongside the main resource.
 
-There is an important difference between `kb:isSequenceOf` and `kb:isPartOf`: For `kb:isPartOf`, each part *is a* `kb:StillImageRepresentation` and 
-the whole consists of multiple such parts. In `kb:isSequenceOf` on the other hand, the whole is one `kb:MovingImageRepresentation` or `kb:AudioRepresentation`.
-The parts only define which sub-sequence of this representation they are.
+There is an important difference between `kb:isSequenceOf` and `kb:isPartOf`: For `kb:isPartOf`, each part *is a* 
+`kb:StillImageRepresentation` and the whole consists of multiple such parts. In `kb:isSequenceOf` on the other hand, the
+whole is one `kb:MovingImageRepresentation` or `kb:AudioRepresentation`. The parts only define which sub-sequence of
+this representation they are.
 
 ### Text with Standoff Markup
 

knora-ontologies/knora-base.ttl

@@ -561,6 +561,7 @@
     rdfs:comment            "Indicates that this resource is part of another resource"@en ;
     :subjectClassConstraint :Resource ;
     :objectClassConstraint  :Resource ;
+    :isEditable             true ;
     rdfs:subPropertyOf      :hasLinkTo .
 
 
@@ -570,6 +571,7 @@
     rdf:type                owl:ObjectProperty ;
     :objectClassConstraint  :LinkValue ;
     :subjectClassConstraint :Resource ;
+    :isEditable             true ;
     rdfs:subPropertyOf      :hasLinkToValue .
 
 
@@ -584,6 +586,7 @@
     rdfs:comment            "Indicates that this resource is a sequence of a video or audio resource"@en ;
     :subjectClassConstraint :Resource ;
     :objectClassConstraint  :Resource ;
+    :isEditable             true ;
     rdfs:subPropertyOf      :hasLinkTo .
 
 
@@ -593,6 +596,7 @@
     rdf:type                owl:ObjectProperty ;
     :objectClassConstraint  :LinkValue ;
     :subjectClassConstraint :Resource ;
+    :isEditable             true ;
     rdfs:subPropertyOf      :hasLinkToValue .
 
 
@@ -641,6 +645,7 @@
 :seqnum
     rdf:type               owl:ObjectProperty ;
     :objectClassConstraint :IntValue ;
+    :isEditable            true ;
     rdfs:subPropertyOf     :hasValue ;
     rdfs:label             "Sequenznummer"@de,
                            "Sequence number"@en,
@@ -654,6 +659,7 @@
 :hasSequenceBounds
     rdf:type               owl:ObjectProperty ;
     :objectClassConstraint :IntervalValue ;
+    :isEditable             true ;
     rdfs:subPropertyOf     :hasValue ;
     rdfs:label             "Sequenz-Grenzen"@de,
                            "Sequence Bounds"@en;