| Calling methods with more than one parameter [message #62284] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 02:58  |
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Hi,
ich have an odd behavior in my OCL. I have a recursive method with two
parameters.
def: countContainedTyeMax(countSpecial: Boolean, type : ActivityType):
Integer = [...]
Both parameters do not change during the recursion in my method.
If I evaluate this method, my variable type ist evaluated to true or false,
depending on what my countSpecial variable is set. If I change the position
of my parameters first ActivityType and then Boolean, my countSpecial
variable ist evaluated to the given ActivityType. How could that be? Any
Ideas?
Thanks,
Thomas
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| Re: Calling methods with more than one parameter [message #62308 is a reply to message #62284] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 07:16  |
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More Information so far:
The Method:
def: calculateCount(oldNumber: Integer, newNumber: Integer): Integer =
if oldNumber >= 0 then
if newNumber = -1 then
-1
else
oldNumber.max(newNumber)
endif
else
oldNumber
endif
This Method should evaluate to 4, when called with calculateCount(1, 4),
evaluates with 1.
I'm using OCL 1.1.2.
Evaluation output:
[OCL] Evaluate: self
[OCL] Result : Testobject
[OCL] Evaluate: 1
[OCL] Result : 1
[OCL] Evaluate: 4
[OCL] Result : 4
[OCL] Evaluate: oldNumber
[OCL] Result : 1
[OCL] Evaluate: 0
[OCL] Result : 0
[OCL] Evaluate: oldNumber.>=(0)
[OCL] Result : true
[OCL] Evaluate: newNumber
[OCL] Result : 1
[OCL] Evaluate: 1
[OCL] Result : 1
[OCL] Evaluate: 1.-()
[OCL] Result : -1
[OCL] Evaluate: newNumber.=(1.-())
[OCL] Result : false
[OCL] Evaluate: oldNumber
[OCL] Result : 1
[OCL] Evaluate: newNumber
[OCL] Result : 1
[OCL] Evaluate: oldNumber.max(newNumber)
[OCL] Result : 1
[OCL] Evaluate: if newNumber.=(1.-()) then 1.-() else
oldNumber.max(newNumber) endif
[OCL] Result : 1
[OCL] Evaluate: if oldNumber.>=(0) then if newNumber.=(1.-()) then 1.-()
else oldNumber.max(newNumber) endif else oldNumber endif
[OCL] Result : 1
[OCL] Evaluate: if oldNumber.>=(0) then if newNumber.=(1.-()) then 1.-()
else oldNumber.max(newNumber) endif else oldNumber endif
[OCL] Result : 1
[OCL] Evaluate: self.calculateCount(1, 4)
[OCL] Result : 1
[OCL] Evaluate: self.calculateCount(1, 4)
[OCL] Result : 1
"Thomas Kurpick" <thomas.kurpick@rwth-aachen.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:gal12f$hn$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hi,
>
> ich have an odd behavior in my OCL. I have a recursive method with two
> parameters.
>
> def: countContainedTyeMax(countSpecial: Boolean, type : ActivityType):
> Integer = [...]
>
> Both parameters do not change during the recursion in my method.
>
> If I evaluate this method, my variable type ist evaluated to true or
> false, depending on what my countSpecial variable is set. If I change the
> position of my parameters first ActivityType and then Boolean, my
> countSpecial variable ist evaluated to the given ActivityType. How could
> that be? Any Ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Thomas
>
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| Re: Calling methods with more than one parameter [message #62331 is a reply to message #62284] |
Mon, 15 September 2008 07:36 |
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Originally posted by: cdamus.zeligsoft.com
Hi, Thomas,
You will find that this is fixed in the MDT OCL 1.2.1 release and in
recent 1.3 builds, too.
HTH,
Christian
Thomas Kurpick wrote:
> Hi,
>
> ich have an odd behavior in my OCL. I have a recursive method with two
> parameters.
>
> def: countContainedTyeMax(countSpecial: Boolean, type : ActivityType):
> Integer = [...]
>
> Both parameters do not change during the recursion in my method.
>
> If I evaluate this method, my variable type ist evaluated to true or false,
> depending on what my countSpecial variable is set. If I change the position
> of my parameters first ActivityType and then Boolean, my countSpecial
> variable ist evaluated to the given ActivityType. How could that be? Any
> Ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Thomas
>
>
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