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Active Annotation Concept in a XBase and JvmModel based DSL [message #1759957] Thu, 20 April 2017 13:51 Go to next message
Thomas Kohler is currently offline Thomas KohlerFriend
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Hello,
I wrote a DSL similar to Xtend (but for more domain specific structures). The DSL-to-Java-Generator was built by using the JvmModelInferrer as usual. The generated Java classes depend on a core framework which is supplied by an additional plugin beside the Xtext based plugins for the language itself.

The next step I try is to implement a way to customize the generator-process of the language like Xtend does it with Active Annotations. This would allow the users to use a own core framework by supplying the corresponding generator logic for it without changing the code written in the DSL itself.

The difficulty is the separation between the DSL-Language which should be delivered as a plugin for Eclipse itself and the needed Generator code (like the implementation of an active annotation for Xtend) which should be written as a project in the (target) Eclipse platform which runs the DSL plugin.

Can you give me a hint how this could be done? Especially how a plugin which is running in an Eclipse instance can access / use code which is written using this Eclipse instance...

Thank you,
Tom
Re: Active Annotation Concept in a XBase and JvmModel based DSL [message #1759958 is a reply to message #1759957] Thu, 20 April 2017 13:54 Go to previous message
Christian Dietrich is currently offline Christian DietrichFriend
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i think you should do this 1:1 as xtend does it. have a look at org.eclipse.xtend.core.macro.ProcessorInstanceForJvmTypeProvider.getProcessorInstance(JvmType)

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