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How to get properties of an element when it is in the form of EObject or Object [message #1804368]

Mon, 25 March 2019 06:40

Ramesh Javalagatti

Messages: 16
Registered: November 2018

Junior Member

Hi,

How can I get the properties of an element when it is in the form of Object, without casting object to that particular element.

I have tried as follows but I didn't get value of property.

EClass local_class= ((EObject)value).eClass();
EList<EStructuralFeature> local_fieldL = local_class.getEStructuralFeatures();
if(local_fieldL != null || !local_fieldL.isEmpty()){
for (EStructuralFeature local_field : local_fieldL) {
System.out.println("Name : "+local_field.getName());
System.out.println("Value : "+ local_class.eGet(local_field));
}
}

where value=Object.

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Re: How to get properties of an element when it is in the form of EObject or Object [message #1804371 is a reply to message #1804368]

Mon, 25 March 2019 07:23

Ed Merks

Messages: 30457
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Note that getEStructuralFeatures never returns null because no multi-valued feature ever returns null. Your mistake is to call eGet on the EClass. You want to call eGet on the instance, i.e., ((EObject)value).eGet(local_field).

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Re: How to get properties of an element when it is in the form of EObject or Object [message #1804379 is a reply to message #1804371]

Mon, 25 March 2019 08:48

Ramesh Javalagatti

Messages: 16
Registered: November 2018

Junior Member

Hi Ed Merks,

thanks for the reply,

but if I call eGet() on instance it is giving implementation class i.e.

Name : dataConstrRules
Value : [autosar40.commonstructure.globalconstraints.impl.DataConstrRuleImpl@4c6ef122 (constrLevel: <unset>)]
Name : dataConstrRules
Value : [autosar40.commonstructure.globalconstraints.impl.DataConstrRuleImpl@4c6ef122 (constrLevel: <unset>)]
Name : compuContent
Value : autosar40.swcomponent.datatype.computationmethod.impl.CompuScalesImpl@5158b9dc
Name : compuDefaultValue
Value : null

but I am expecting like
name : ShortName
value : xyz

for (Limit Value Variation Point)
name : value
value : 10

[Updated on: Mon, 25 March 2019 09:28]

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Re: How to get properties of an element when it is in the form of EObject or Object [message #1804387 is a reply to message #1804379]

Mon, 25 March 2019 09:47

Ed Merks

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Registered: July 2009

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I can make no comment about your model. What's displayed of course depends on what type of "value" you are processing.

Note however that you probably generally want to use getEAllStructureFeatures not getEStructuralFeatures so that you will also see features that are inherited.

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Re: How to get properties of an element when it is in the form of EObject or Object [message #1804395 is a reply to message #1804387]

Mon, 25 March 2019 12:23

Ed Willink

Messages: 6458
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Hi

autosar40.commonstructure.globalconstraints.impl.DataConstrRuleImpl@4c6ef122 is the instance class. If you want it to look pretty you need to implement DataConstrRuleImpl.toString().

If DataConstrRuleImpl is not your code or you do not want to change it you might exploit the XXXSwitch capability to implement a pretty printer.

Regards

Ed Willink

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