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Protected Regions in Acceleo for Java [message #481568]

Fri, 21 August 2009 10:52

Timothy Marc
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Registered: July 2009

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Hey all,

without digging deeper into the uml2java generation capabilities of
Acceleo, i would like to know, whether protected regions are considered
for an incremental implementation and regeneration process?

Thanks ion advance

/Timothy

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Re: Protected Regions in Acceleo for Java [message #481745 is a reply to message #481568]

Mon, 24 August 2009 03:58

Laurent Goubet
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Registered: July 2009

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Hi Timothy,

If what you wish to do is generate java code, and your generating it
within eclipse (not standalone), you can simply use "@generated"
annotations in the javadoc of your generated code : we're leveraging JMerge.

Other than that, you can use [/protected] blocks in your
template to protect specifiic areas of the code. These areas can be
modified in the generated code without being overriden by subsequent
generations.

Laurent

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