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call a text file [message #1060847]

Tue, 28 May 2013 12:03

Eclipse User

Hi,
I want to know if I can do like this: to call a text file :"s<-'@s.text'

thank you,
Samar

[Updated on: Tue, 28 May 2013 12:14] by Moderator

Re: call a text file [message #1060851 is a reply to message #1060847]

Tue, 28 May 2013 12:22

Eclipse User

Hello,

What do you mean by "calling to a text file"?
Please could you describe your actual problem and intent?

Re: call a text file [message #1060907 is a reply to message #1060851]

Wed, 29 May 2013 02:27

Eclipse User

Thank you,

ok, my model is:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<Root xmi:version="2.0" xmlns:xmi="http://www.omg.org/XMI" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="/projet2/metamodele/XML.xml" startLine="1" startColumn="1" endLine="11687" endColumn="13" name="x">
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="2" startColumn="12" endLine="3" endColumn="4" name="#text" value="
 "/>
<children xsi:type="Element" startLine="506" startColumn="4" endLine="11686" endColumn="19" name="cont">
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="506" startColumn="18" endLine="507" endColumn="6" name="#text" value="
 "/>
<children xsi:type="Element" startLine="507" startColumn="6" endLine="2390" endColumn="17" name="C">
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="s" value="c"/>
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="g" value="5035"/>
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="p" value="undefined"/>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="507" startColumn="108" endLine="508" endColumn="8" name="#text" value="
 "/>
<children xsi:type="Element" startLine="508" startColumn="8" endLine="526" endColumn="20" name="pr">
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="508" startColumn="19" endLine="509" endColumn="10" name="#text" value="
 "/>
<children xsi:type="Element" startLine="509" startColumn="10" endLine="509" endColumn="45" name="A">
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="name" value="Aut"/>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="509" startColumn="29" endLine="509" endColumn="40" name="#text" value="undefined"/>
</children>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="509" startColumn="45" endLine="510" endColumn="10" name="#text" value="
 "/>
<children xsi:type="Element" startLine="510" startColumn="10" endLine="510" endColumn="50" name="A">
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="name" value="Des"/>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="510" startColumn="34" endLine="510" endColumn="45" name="#text" value="undefined"/>
</children>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="510" startColumn="50" endLine="511" endColumn="10" name="#text" value="
 "/>
<children xsi:type="Element" startLine="511" startColumn="10" endLine="511" endColumn="40" name="A">
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="name" value="V"/>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="511" startColumn="30" endLine="511" endColumn="35" name="#text" value="1"/>
</children>
</children>
</children>

<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="506" startColumn="18" endLine="507" endColumn="6" name="#text" value="
 "/>
<children xsi:type="Element" startLine="507" startColumn="6" endLine="2390" endColumn="17" name="C">
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="s" value="mm"/>
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="g" value="503554"/>
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="p" value="undefined"/>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="507" startColumn="108" endLine="508" endColumn="8" name="#text" value="
 "/>
<children xsi:type="Element" startLine="508" startColumn="8" endLine="526" endColumn="20" name="pr">
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="508" startColumn="19" endLine="509" endColumn="10" name="#text" value="
 "/>
<children xsi:type="Element" startLine="509" startColumn="10" endLine="509" endColumn="45" name="A">
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="name" value="voi"/>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="509" startColumn="29" endLine="509" endColumn="40" name="#text" value="undefined"/>
</children>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="509" startColumn="45" endLine="510" endColumn="10" name="#text" value="
 "/>
<children xsi:type="Element" startLine="510" startColumn="10" endLine="510" endColumn="50" name="A">
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="name" value="Dom"/>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="510" startColumn="34" endLine="510" endColumn="45" name="#text" value="undefined"/>
</children>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="510" startColumn="50" endLine="511" endColumn="10" name="#text" value="
 "/>
<children xsi:type="Element" startLine="511" startColumn="10" endLine="511" endColumn="40" name="A">
<children xsi:type="Attribute" name="name" value="Fab"/>
<children xsi:type="Text" startLine="511" startColumn="30" endLine="511" endColumn="35" name="#text" value="hm"/>
</children>
</children>
</children>

....
</children>
</Root>

AND my goal is to assign every C children (orange color) to an attribute in my target metamodel.

So, i think for the solution that i put every C children in a text and after I just call the text file.

Thank you and i need your help,
Samar

Re: call a text file [message #1060985 is a reply to message #1060907]

Wed, 29 May 2013 08:25

Eclipse User

Hello,

I don't really understand what you are trying to do with a "text file".
Anyway, before looking to the XMI file (which is not a good habit for beginners, using a proper model editor/browser is largely preferable), you should first ask yourself what is the actual mapping between your source metamodel and target metamodel.
By the way, what is your target metamodel?

But very first, I strongly encourage you to take a deeper look to the basics of model transformation and ATL (concepts, overview, language itself, etc.).

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