IndividualPropertyAtom.java

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package edu.isi.karma.rep.model;

import edu.isi.karma.rep.alignment.Label;

/**
 * An individual property atom consists of an OWL object property and two arguments representing OWL individuals.
 * @author mohsen
 *
 */
public class IndividualPropertyAtom extends Atom {

	private Label propertyPredicate;
	private Argument argument1;
	private Argument argument2;
	
	public IndividualPropertyAtom(Label propertyPredicate, Argument argument1, Argument argument2) {
		this.propertyPredicate = propertyPredicate;
		this.argument1 = argument1;
		this.argument2 = argument2;
	}

	public Label getPropertyPredicate() {
		return propertyPredicate;
	}

	public Argument getArgument1() {
		return argument1;
	}	
	
	public Argument getArgument2() {
		return argument2;
	}

	public void print() {
		System.out.println("property predicate uri: " + propertyPredicate.getUri());
		System.out.println("property predicate ns: " + propertyPredicate.getNs());
		System.out.println("property predicate prefix: " + propertyPredicate.getPrefix());
		System.out.println("argument1: " + argument1.getId());
		System.out.println("argument2: " + argument2.getId());
	}	
	
}