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Re: How could I add org.eclipse.ocl as a dependency [message #1851182 is a reply to message #1851157] |
Tue, 29 March 2022 19:09 |
Weixing Zhang Messages: 19 Registered: April 2021 |
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Thank you Ed!
Sorry for presenting insufficient information in my question. Now I have add org.eclipse.ocl successfully, but I don't know why. It's weird, I did install ocl SDK and everything, but seems it didn't work, and the ocl was installed from marketplace, so I removed it and installed it again from "Install New Software...". After doing that, org.eclipse.ocl could exist in the dependencies window.
I don't know the org.eclipse.osgi either, actually I am studying org.eclipse.m2m.qvt.oml projects in which you are one of the contributors. When I clone the whole repository of org.eclipse.qvto, I got a lot of errors, and what I asked was one of the issues.
So by the way, I have a new question for you: there is a text file called "QVTOperational.xtext" in the folder: org.eclipse.qvto.examples.xtext.qvtoperational/src/org/eclipse/qvto/examples/xtext/qvtoperational/, I want to know how did you make this file, is it automatically generated from the QVTOperationalCS.ecore or manually created?
Again, thank you so much.
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