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JMerge and Protected Region [message #423860]

Wed, 08 October 2008 09:47

Xavier Maysonnave

Messages: 30
Registered: July 2009

Member

Hi,

I'm wondering if its possible to modify the emf-merge.xml to support code
protected region in the body of a method.

According to this ibm tutorial :

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-ecemf3/

in the listing 6 we have successully get a working prototype with such
feature with the tutorial example.

However when I modify and use the original emf-merge.xml

<merge:pull
sourceGet="Method/getBody"
targetMarkup="^gen$"
targetPut="Method/setBody"/>

with

<merge:pull
sourceGet="Method/getBody"
targetMarkup="^gen$"

sourceTransfer=" (\s*//\s*begin-protected-code.*?//\s*end-protected-code\s*)\ n "
targetPut="Method/setBody"/>

My generated code is not longer merged, in other word the sourceTransfer
attribute break the emf-merge.xml.

As we are working extensively with the emf generator based on JET1 we need
to find a suitable solution to get multiple protected code areas in the
method bodies. This will help us to combine our generators based on EMF
JET1.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Best Regards.

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Re: JMerge and Protected Region [message #423864 is a reply to message #423860]

Wed, 08 October 2008 10:33

Ed Merks

Messages: 30813
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Xavier,

The code for processing the patterns are structured as a loop in
JMerger.applyPullRules:

for (boolean match = sourceMatcher.find(sourceStart)
&& targetMatcher.find(targetStart);
match;
match = sourceMatcher.find() &&
targetMatcher.find())
{
result.append(stringValue.substring(index,
sourceMatcher.start(1)));
result.append(targetMatcher.group(1));
index = sourceMatcher.end(1);
}

So in theory, you should be able to have multiple regions...

Try it and monitor what happens in the loop with the debugger...

Xavier Maysonnave wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering if its possible to modify the emf-merge.xml to support
> code protected region in the body of a method.
>
> According to this ibm tutorial :
>
> http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-ecemf3/
>
> in the listing 6 we have successully get a working prototype with such
> feature with the tutorial example.
>
> However when I modify and use the original emf-merge.xml
> <merge:pull sourceGet="Method/getBody"
> targetMarkup="^gen$" targetPut="Method/setBody"/>
> with
>
> <merge:pull sourceGet="Method/getBody"
> targetMarkup="^gen$"
> sourceTransfer=" (\s*//\s*begin-protected-code.*?//\s*end-protected-code\s*)\ n "
>
> targetPut="Method/setBody"/>
> My generated code is not longer merged, in other word the
> sourceTransfer attribute break the emf-merge.xml.
>
> As we are working extensively with the emf generator based on JET1 we
> need to find a suitable solution to get multiple protected code areas
> in the method bodies. This will help us to combine our generators
> based on EMF JET1.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Best Regards.
>

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Re: JMerge and Protected Region [message #423892 is a reply to message #423864]

Thu, 09 October 2008 07:35

Xavier Maysonnave

Messages: 30
Registered: July 2009

Member

Thanks Ed to drive me at the right place to monitor the implemented
behaviour.

I understand now how it works. The source and the target should have a one
to one relationship with protected regions. This is easy to see how it
works with 'user-doc'.

I would like a different behaviour, probably a more sophisticated merge.
I'm going to prototype what I'm thinking and come back here to give you my
feedback.

Best Regards.

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