Declare Boolean as a subclass of Enumeration #27
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This will help ensure that Boolean and its subtypes get treated as an enumeration; currently as neither rdfs:Class nor rdfs:Property they do not receive a breadcrumb header and Boolean does not list its enumeration members. Fixes schemaorg#26 Signed-off-by: Dan Scott <dan@coffeecode.net>
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Boolean should be a subclass of DataType, not enumeration. Retracting this pull request. |
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This will help ensure that Boolean and its subtypes get treated as an
enumeration; currently as neither rdfs:Class nor rdfs:Property they do not
receive a breadcrumb header and Boolean does not list its enumeration members.
Fixes #26
Signed-off-by: Dan Scott dan@coffeecode.net