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| Accessing enum outside Metamodel [message #1784797] |
Wed, 04 April 2018 05:33  |
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I am defining an enumeration in my Emfatic metamodel.
enum Operator{
Equals;
LessThan;
LessThanOrEqualTo;
GreaterThan;
GreaterThanOrEqualTo;
Plus;
Subtract;
Multiply;
Divide;
}
I am attempting to implement an EVL quick fix (Line 111) that allows the user to select an option from this enumeration.
I am also attempting to use it in my XML generation (EGL, Line 152-170)
However when attempting to run the code, I am getting an error message that my enum is an Undefined variable, type or model.
I have tried referring to the enum with it's name: Operator, and also using it's package address: FLAME.Operator, but no luck!
Are enumerations defined in my metamodel unavailable in EVL/EGL?
If not, how can I allow the user to select from the possible values?
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| Re: Accessing enum outside Metamodel [message #1785082 is a reply to message #1785081] |
Mon, 09 April 2018 04:59  |
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Just to add to this. Running this program:
Operator#Equals.eEnum.eLiterals.print('options: ');
gave me this output:
options: Sequence {EEnumLiteral [name=Equals, value=0, instance=Equals, literal=Equals, ], EEnumLiteral [name=LessThan, value=1, instance=LessThan, literal=LessThan, ], EEnumLiteral [name=LessThanOrEqualTo, value=2, instance=LessThanOrEqualTo, literal=LessThanOrEqualTo, ], EEnumLiteral [name=GreaterThan, value=3, instance=GreaterThan, literal=GreaterThan, ], EEnumLiteral [name=GreaterThanOrEqualTo, value=4, instance=GreaterThanOrEqualTo, literal=GreaterThanOrEqualTo, ], EEnumLiteral [name=Plus, value=5, instance=Plus, literal=Plus, ], EEnumLiteral [name=Subtract, value=6, instance=Subtract, literal=Subtract, ], EEnumLiteral [name=Multiply, value=7, instance=Multiply, literal=Multiply, ], EEnumLiteral [name=Divide, value=8, instance=Divide, literal=Divide, ]}
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