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Use externally defined structure in a signal [message #1803501] Fri, 01 March 2019 12:34 Go to next message
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I am looking for an example how to use a custom defined type (structured data) as a parameter in a message.
Re: Use externally defined structure in a signal [message #1803595 is a reply to message #1803501] Tue, 05 March 2019 03:52 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Hi Dimo,

You can have some information in this thread.

Basically, you have two options:

  1. You want to define your structure inside your UML-RT model: you can create a passive class in your UML-RT model (in the model explorer, right-click on the top-level element, select "New UML-RT Child / Class"). Then, you can add attributes and operations to the class using the same way.
  2. You want to use externally defined structures (e.g., available through a library you want to link): you can follow the instructions from this thread to import it in your model.

Not sure if there are some examples available online, but it should be straightforward to do it.

Cheers,

Nicolas
Re: Use externally defined structure in a signal [message #1803697 is a reply to message #1803501] Wed, 06 March 2019 20:09 Go to previous message
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Nicolas,

I practiced both this approaches and they worked.
It was a little harder to use an external Class/Struct as a parameter in a function signature - the parser errored.
I found that the way around is to wrap any external Class/Struct in a PapyrusRT Passive class. Then I can typedef the custom identifier as a member of the Passive Class.

Thank you.
Dimo
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