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Protege 4.x Menu Actions and Keyboard Shortcuts
This page contains a summary of Protege 4.x menu items and keyboard shortcuts.
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Contents
All mnemonics are displayed next to the appropriate menu items.
On a mac, the Command key is used in place of the Ctrl key.
File
Shift-Ctrl-N | New... | Create a new ontology into the current or new workspace | |
Ctrl-O | Open... | Open an ontology (and its imports) from a file into the current or new workspace | |
Open recent | Open a recently worked on ontology into the current or new workspace | ||
Shift-Ctrl-O | Open from URI... | Open an ontology from the web into the current or new workspace | |
Ctrl-S | Save... | Save any changed open ontologies | |
Shift-Ctrl-S | Save as... | Save the currently active ontology as a new ontology | |
Shift-Ctrl-G | Gather Ontologies... | Saves all open ontologies into a single folder (useful for ontologies that have been opened from the web or from other libraries) | |
Export inferred axioms as ontology... | After classification, save the inferred hierarchy as an ontology. The current ontology source files are unaffected, and the save status of any open ontologies is preserved. | ||
Ctrl-L | Ontology Libraries... | Manage locations for commonly used shared ontologies to reside | |
Loaded ontology sources... | Show a summary of the loaded ontologies showing their physical locations and allowing several actions such as reload, close, navigate to source | ||
Ctrl-, | Preferences... | Configure behaviour for Protege 4.0 | Mac users: preferences are found in the Protege menu |
Check for plugins... | Use auto-update to find new plugins or updates to existing plugins | (from build 112) | |
Ctrl-W | Close | Close the active workspace and return to the welcome window. |
Edit
Ctrl-Z | Undo | |
Shift-Ctrl-Z | Redo | |
Ctrl-X | Cut | |
Ctrl-C | Copy | |
Ctrl-V | Paste | |
Ctrl-Backspace | Delete... | Delete the last selected element in the focused view. If this is an entity in one of the class/property trees or individual list then it removes every statement that references this entity. If this is an assertion in a description view then it removes that assertion from the ontology. |
Ctrl-F | Find in view | Perform a name search in the currently active view (the one that currently has focus - often the last used) |
Ctrl-N | Create New | Create a new entity of a type dependant on the active view |
Ctrl-\ | Create Child | Create a subclass/subproperty of the current selection in the active view |
Ctrl-/ | Create Sibling | Create a subclass/subproperty of the parents of the current selection in the active view (in effect, on the same level as the current selection) |
Shift-Ctrl-C | Duplicate selected class | Create a copy of the selected class including all asserted superclass and equivalent class axioms (not including annotations) |
Ctrl-P | Convert to primitive class | Move all equivalent classes for the currently selected class to superclasses (and split an intersection into separate superclass axioms) |
Ctrl-D | Convert to defined class | Move all superclasses for the currently selected class into a new equivalent class (by building an intersection of the superclasses) |
Add covering axiom | Add an equivalent class to the currently selected class containing a union of its subclasses | |
Make all individuals distinct... | Create an allDifferent axiom containing all of the individuals in the ontology | |
Ctrl-J | Make primitive siblings disjoint | Create an allDisjoint axiom containing the currently selected class and all of its siblings |
Shift-Ctrl-P | Prefixes... | Manage renderings of namespaces |
Reasoner
Ctrl-R | Classify... | Compute the inferred class hierarchy (and enable this view if it is in the current tab) |
Fact++ | Select a C++ reasoner developed at The University of Manchester | |
None | Select the default reasoner that does not perform any inference | |
Pellet 1.5 | Select a Java reasoner developed by Clark & Parsia (pellet 2 now available) |
Tools
Additional tools will depend on which plugins you have installed (eg Export OWLDoc...). The default tools are shown below.
Create class hierarchy... | Enter a tab indented list of classes that will be added to the ontology | |
Usage | Display a view showing global usage of the currently selected entity |
Refactor
Ctrl-U | Change entity URI... | Previously Rename.... Globally change the URI for the selected entity (not the label of the entity) |
Change multiple entity URIs... | Previously Rename entities.... Globally change the URIs for entities by search and replace (does not change the labels of the entities) | |
Change ontology URI..." | Change the URI for the active ontology (note, this does not change the URIs of any entities) | |
Convert entity URIs to labels | Changes the fragment of every entity URI into an auto ID and places the original fragment text in a label (using the current New Entities preferences) | |
Convert property assertion on class/individual puns to annotations | Converts any property assertions with a subject which is a pun to an annotation on the class which is punned | |
Split subclass axioms | Splits subclass axioms in the active ontologies into more fine grained axioms. For example, A subClassOf (B and C) would be split into A subClassOf B, and A subClassOf C | |
Amalgamate subclass axioms | Merges subclass axioms that have a common left hand side. For example, A subClassOf B, A subClassOf C would be merged into a single subclass axiom, A subClassOf (B and C) | |
Copy/move/delete axioms... | Previously Extract/move axioms. Select axioms using several different methods. These axioms can then be deleted or moved/copied to an existing or new ontology. | |
Merge ontologies... | Merge one or more ontologies into an existing or new ontology |
Tabs
The tabs that are available may be larger depending on which plugins you have installed. The default tabs are below.
Active Ontology | Metadata, imports and metrics for the active ontology | |
Entities | A view of the currently selected class, property or individual (can be used to replace the other entities tabs) | |
Classes | A tab specifically for viewing classes | |
Object Properties | A tab specifically for viewing object properties | |
Data Properties | A tab specifically for viewing data properties | |
Individuals | A tab specifically for viewing individuals | |
OWLViz | A graphical representation of the asserted and inferred subclass heirarchy (requires Graphviz) | |
DL Query | A tab for querying the reasoner with arbitrary class expressions (the ontology must be classified first) |
There are also options for creating, sharing and managing tabs.
Create new tab... | Create a new empty tab for you to configure | |
Delete custom tabs... | Allows you to remove custom tabs from the menu and workspace (from build 105) | |
Export current tab... | Share your layout with other users | |
Import tab... | Load layouts that other users have provided | |
Save current layout | Force the current layout to be saved (Will happen on a normal shutdown of Protege) | |
Reset selected tab to default | Factory reset for the current tab layout |
View
All interface components in a tab are Ontology Views. The views are categorised for ease of navigation. The contents of this menu depend on which plugins you have installed. Selecting a view will allow you to add it to the currently selected tab. You can configure any of your tabs by adding and deleting new views.
For details of how to configure tabs please see notes on configuring the interface.
Window
Ctrl-= | Increase font size |
Ctrl-- | Decrease font size |
Look & Feel |
Help
About | Version and build numbers for the core system and all installed plugins (please supply these in bug reports - Hint-hint)
Mac users: this feature is in the Protege menu | |
Protege Documentation | Open these pages in your browser | |
Protege-OWL Plugins | Opens the P4 compatible plugins page in your browser (also see auto update) |