U00300

get_frame_type

:individual

get_frame_pretty_name

get_instance_types(inference_level=ALL)

• faq

• :THING

• :INDIVIDUAL

get_frame_slots(slot_type=OWN)

• A
  • Garments are the different appearances, disguises, what-have-you that the currently displayed frame can 'wear'. What you see at the left is a tree containing links to the different views (garments) which are available for the object (frame) being viewed. They are organized, first; by the class which provides the garment, and second; by the name of the garment. Finally, there is a list of links, each of which is a different file format containing the same logical content. For example, the various graphs generated by Nooron at the outset are all '.dot' files (GraphViz files) and garments which are .dot files natively are also provided in much more user friendly formats: ps (postscript), jpg (JPEG), svg (Scalable Vector Graphics) and pdf (Portable Document Format.)

• Q
  • What are the 'available garments' listed over at the left?

get_frame_sentences

• (individual U00300)

• (instance-of U00300 faq)

• (instance-of U00300 :INDIVIDUAL)

• (slot A U00300 "Garments are the different appearances, disguises, what-have-you that the currently displayed frame can 'wear'. What you see at the left is a tree containing links to the different views (garments) which are available for the object (frame) being viewed. They are organized, first; by the class which provides the garment, and second; by the name of the garment. Finally, there is a list of links, each of which is a different file format containing the same logical content. For example, the various graphs generated by Nooron at the outset are all '.dot' files (GraphViz files) and garments which are .dot files natively are also provided in much more user friendly formats: ps (postscript), jpg (JPEG), svg (Scalable Vector Graphics) and pdf (Portable Document Format.) ")

• (slot Q U00300 "What are the 'available garments' listed over at the left?")