Fix documentation about labels and CURIEs
@@ -24,8 +24,8 @@ Various `--header` types are supported:
* `Equivalent Property`: creates an "Equivalent Properties" column based on `owl:equivalentProperty`
* `Disjoint With`: creates a "Disjoint With" column based on `owl:disjointWith`
* `Type`: creates an "Instance Of" column based on `rdf:type` for named individuals
-* **Property CURIES**: you can always reference a property by the short form of the unique identifier (e.g. `oboInOwl:hasDbXref`). ROBOT will attempt to find a label for a CURIE to set as the column header, but if the label is not defined in the ontology, the header will be the CURIE. Any prefix used [must be defined](global/prefixes).
-* **Property Labels**: as long as a property label is defined in the input ontology, you can reference a property by label enclosed in single quotes (e.g. `database_cross_reference`). This label will also be used as the column header.
+* **Property CURIES**: you can always reference a property by the short form of the unique identifier (e.g. `oboInOwl:hasDbXref`). Any prefix used [must be defined](global/prefixes).
+* **Property Labels**: as long as a property label is defined in the input ontology, you can reference a property by label (e.g. `database_cross_reference`). This label will also be used as the column header.
The first header in the `--header` list is used to sort the rows of the export. You can change the column that is sorted on by including `--sort <header>`. This can either be one header, or a delimiter-separated list of headers that will be sorted in-order:
