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How can I have the necessary includes generated automatically? [message #1836389]

Thu, 31 December 2020 23:52

Manuel Malagon

Messages: 81
Registered: December 2011

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I have the following diagram
index.php/fa/39647/0/

And in the Server's run() method I have

if (m_type == ServerType::USER)
{
    m_clients_list[list_index] = new ha::User(client_address.sin_addr,
                                              m_client_socket,
                                              m_port);
}
else
{
    m_clients_list[list_index] = new ha::Device(client_address.sin_addr,
                                                m_client_socket,
                                                m_port);
}

My issue here is that to be able to compile new ha::User and new ha::Device I need to manually add

#include "iotHub/ha/User.h"
#include "iotHub/ha/Device.h"

To the Server.cpp file like this
index.php/fa/39648/0/

My question is, Is there some stereotype or configuration I can add to any class, package, or diagram so the includes are added automatically?

This is critical because if I change the ha package name to something else then the includes would have to change and I would need to change this manually.

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Re: How can I have the necessary includes generated automatically? [message #1836434 is a reply to message #1836389]

Mon, 04 January 2021 10:35

Ansgar Radermacher

Messages: 461
Registered: March 2011
Location: Paris Saclay, France

Senior Member

Hi,

as SW designer does not analyse the code in an opaque behavior, it cannot automatically add the required includes (unlike it does for types referenced in the signature). However, you can add a dependency relationship between your class and the required types and the required #include will be generated.

Ansgar

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