Save files using format-specific extensions. #1016
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When saving an ontology, use extensions suitable to the format chosen by the user instead of systematically using ".owl".
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This looks great. Thanks so much for the contribution @gouttegd! |
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That is great. Thank you. Please not a small correction: #1017 |
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This PR makes Protégé save a new ontology in a file with an extension suitable to the format chosen by the user, instead of systematically using a ".owl" extension regardless of the format.
It attempts to centralise the association between a format and its extensions in a new static
Extensionsclass, which can then be used both when saving a new file (to only allow extensions matching the intended save format) and when opening a file (to allow all extensions for all supported formats).Related to #969, #1012, and #1015.