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how to edit "Allocating Actor/Component (computed)" with M2DOC [message #1832990]

Wed, 30 September 2020 12:18

david Plancq

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Registered: May 2020

Junior Member

Hello,

Is it possible to edit the "Allocating Actor/Component (computed)" of a logical function with M2DOC?

thank you
david

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Re: how to edit "Allocating Actor/Component (computed)" with M2DOC [message #1832998 is a reply to message #1832990]

Wed, 30 September 2020 12:59

Samuel Rochet

Messages: 21
Registered: November 2014

Junior Member

Hi David,

Modifying this information would mean reallocating the function to another actor/component.

Not sure of the use case you are looking for.
We could certainly display other information in the document, but it would then no longer be representative of the source model.
We could also imagine that the generation modifies the model on the fly. Beyond possible side effects for users, why not simply make this allocation in Capella?

Broadly speaking, the main function of M2Doc is to generate a document consistent with the source, not to modify it.

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Re: how to edit "Allocating Actor/Component (computed)" with M2DOC [message #1833006 is a reply to message #1832998]

Wed, 30 September 2020 13:47

david Plancq

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Registered: May 2020

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Hi Samuel,
Sorry for the misunderstanding, I don't want to modify the model, I just want to generate a document with M2DOC in which the information of an Allocating Actor/Component (computed) is included.
It is possible when the logical function is manually allocated to a logical component:
({m:if f. allocationBlocks->size() > 0}
{m:for sys | f. allocationBlocks }
{m:sys.name}
endfor, endif)
But I don't succeed in finding the way to generate an "Allocating Actor/Component (computed)" in a doc
Thank you for your answer
d

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Re: how to edit "Allocating Actor/Component (computed)" with M2DOC [message #1833011 is a reply to message #1833006]

Wed, 30 September 2020 14:45

Samuel Rochet

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Registered: November 2014

Junior Member

The code should looks like this

MyFunction.allocatingLogicalComponents.name

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Re: how to edit "Allocating Actor/Component (computed)" with M2DOC [message #1833032 is a reply to message #1833011]

Thu, 01 October 2020 07:24

david Plancq

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Registered: May 2020

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Unfortunatly This code seems to deal with leaf functions which have been allocated to a logical component by the user.
It doesn't work if the function (an upper function for which subfunctions are leaf functions allocated to a logical component by the user) is automatically allocated to a logical component (allocated Actor/Component (computed)).

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