| [Acceleo] Set type as parameter [message #523794] |
Mon, 29 March 2010 07:17  |
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Hi all,
i was wondering whether it is not possible to have a Set(Lifeline)
(e.g.) as a parameter of a query or template? I tried
[template private getXYZ(lifelines:Set(Lifelines))]....
but with compilation errors. Is this correct?
Cheers
Timothy
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| Re: [Acceleo] Set type as parameter [message #525247 is a reply to message #524274] |
Mon, 05 April 2010 16:03  |
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Hi,
well, it would be wonderful, if this would have been the error, but the
typo wasn't the problem. I actually have acceleo 0.8.1 installed, but
the set types doesn't work. Just for the sake of clarity, the
declaration of the below query is correct, isn't it? The compiler
alwalys says that Set(Message) is an invalid type.
[query public connectedLifelinesPort (i : Set(Message)) : Set(Lifeline)
= i->...)/]
Thanks again
Timothy
Laurent Goubet schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> Didn't even spot the typo before reading Sebastien's answer :). That
> could indeed be the source of this issue.
>
> If it isn't ... well I know we add problems with typed collections as
> arguments of our templates and queries at one time ; but I don't
> remember when we solved it, but I believe that was even before 0.8 went
> live. Updating Acceleo should do the trick.
>
> Laurent Goubet
> Obeo
>
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> Sebastien Roy wrote:
>> Hello,
>> did you tried without the trailing 's' on 'Lifelines' ?:
>>
>> [template private getXYZ(lifelines:Set(Lifeline))]
>>
>> regards
>>
>> Sebastien
>>
>
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| Re: [Acceleo] Set type as parameter [message #525318 is a reply to message #525247] |
Mon, 05 April 2010 23:46 |
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Hi Timothy,
Yes, your query is correct. It would seem the 0.8.1 version still
sported this failure :/. With that version, the only way you can
workaround the compilation failure is by using "Set(T)" instead of
"Set(Message)" ... and of course this will cause further issues with the
compiler as you'll be missing the typing information for all calls to
this query.
If possible, you should upgrade to the latest version of Acceleo
(3.0.0M6) as tremendous efforts have been made on both bug resolution
and feature enhancements since 0.8 went live. This issue in particular
is known to have been fixed.
Laurent Goubet
Obeo
Timothy Marc wrote:
> Hi,
>
> well, it would be wonderful, if this would have been the error, but the
> typo wasn't the problem. I actually have acceleo 0.8.1 installed, but
> the set types doesn't work. Just for the sake of clarity, the
> declaration of the below query is correct, isn't it? The compiler
> alwalys says that Set(Message) is an invalid type.
>
> [query public connectedLifelinesPort (i : Set(Message)) : Set(Lifeline)
> = i->...)/]
>
> Thanks again
> Timothy
>
> Laurent Goubet schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Didn't even spot the typo before reading Sebastien's answer :). That
>> could indeed be the source of this issue.
>>
>> If it isn't ... well I know we add problems with typed collections as
>> arguments of our templates and queries at one time ; but I don't
>> remember when we solved it, but I believe that was even before 0.8
>> went live. Updating Acceleo should do the trick.
>>
>> Laurent Goubet
>> Obeo
>>
>>
>> Sebastien Roy wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>> did you tried without the trailing 's' on 'Lifelines' ?:
>>>
>>> [template private getXYZ(lifelines:Set(Lifeline))]
>>>
>>> regards
>>>
>>> Sebastien
>>>
>>
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