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How to add attributes to an abstract component [message #757582]

Sat, 19 November 2011 16:18

Eclipse User

hi,

I would like to add an "element property" to my abstract component.
Because every component needs the element properties. How can I accomplish this?

Component:
	 Textfield | TextArea | Label 
;

Label:
	'label' name=ID '{' text=STRING properties=ElementProperties?'}'
;

Textfield:
	'textfield' name=ID '{' text=STRING properties=ElementProperties?'}'
;
TextArea:
	'textarea' name=ID '{' 'sizeX' sizeX = INT & 'sizeY' sizeY = INT properties=ElementProperties?'}'
;

I don't want to do this for each component:

	«IF (b.properties.colspan != null)»
	    		«b.name»Constraint.gridwidth = «b.properties.colspan»;
	    	«ENDIF»
	    	
	    	«IF (b.properties.rowspan != null)»
	    		«b.name»Constraint.gridheight = «b.properties.rowspan»;
	    	«ENDIF»
	    	
	    	«IF (b.properties.alignment != null)»
	    		«b.name»Constraint.fill = «b.name»Constraint«b.properties.alignment»;
	    	«ENDIF»

regards,

jens

Re: How to add attributes to an abstract component [message #757586 is a reply to message #757582]

Sat, 19 November 2011 16:53

Eclipse User

Hi,

i do not get your problem. your component eclass gets a name and a properties
so this happens automatically. at least with the grammar you shared.

~Christian

Re: How to add attributes to an abstract component [message #757587 is a reply to message #757586]

Sat, 19 November 2011 17:05

Eclipse User

hi Christian,

sorry I didn't get that: "your component eclass gets a name and a properties
so this happens automatically"
I wanted to do something like this. Could you give me an example please.

  def setProperties(Component c) '''
	«IF (c.properties.colspan != null)»
    		«c.name»Constraint.gridwidth = «c.properties.colspan»;
    	«ENDIF»
    	
    	«IF (c.properties.rowspan != null)»
    		«c.name»Constraint.gridheight = «c.properties.rowspan»;
    	«ENDIF»
    	
    	«IF (c.properties.alignment != null)»
    		«c.name»Constraint.fill = «c.name»Constraint«c.properties.alignment»;
    	«ENDIF»
    '''

so that I don't have to do it for all my components:..

    def dispatch compile (Button b, Panel p) '''
    	JButton «b.name» = new JButton("«b.text»");
    	«IF (b.actionmessage!=null)»
    	«b.name».addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
    	public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
    		JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"«b.actionmessage»");    	
    	}});
		«ENDIF»
		«IF (b.properties != null)»
    		GridBagConstraints «b.name»Constraint = new GridBagConstraints();
	    	«b.name»Constraint.gridx = «b.properties.position.gridX»;
	    	«b.name»Constraint.gridy = «b.properties.position.gridY»;
	    	«p.name».add(«b.name», «b.name»Constraint);
	    	
	    	«IF (b.properties.colspan != null)»
	    		«b.name»Constraint.gridwidth = «b.properties.colspan»;
	    	«ENDIF»
	    	
	    	«IF (b.properties.rowspan != null)»
	    		«b.name»Constraint.gridheight = «b.properties.rowspan»;
	    	«ENDIF»
	    	
	    	«IF (b.properties.alignment != null)»
	    		«b.name»Constraint.fill = «b.name»Constraint«b.properties.alignment»;
	    	«ENDIF»
	    	
	    	
    	«ELSE»
    		«p.name».add(«b.name»);
    	«ENDIF»
		
	    «p.name».add(«b.name»);
    '''
    
    def setProperties(Component c) '''
    	«c.eClass.» ?????????
    '''

regards,
jens

[Updated on: Sat, 19 November 2011 17:09] by Moderator

Re: How to add attributes to an abstract component [message #757588 is a reply to message #757587]

Sat, 19 November 2011 17:08

Eclipse User

Hi,

as i said: this works with the grammar you shared!!!!!
here is the metamodel generated

  <eClassifiers xsi:type="ecore:EClass" name="Component">
    <eStructuralFeatures xsi:type="ecore:EAttribute" name="name" eType="ecore:EDataType http://www.eclipse.org/emf/2002/Ecore#//EString"/>
    <eStructuralFeatures xsi:type="ecore:EAttribute" name="properties" eType="ecore:EDataType http://www.eclipse.org/emf/2002/Ecore#//EString"/>
  </eClassifiers>

~Christian

Re: How to add attributes to an abstract component [message #757589 is a reply to message #757588]

Sat, 19 November 2011 17:22

Eclipse User

see http://www.eclipse.org/Xtext/documentation/2_1_0/020-grammar-language.php#metamodelInference_4 too

Re: How to add attributes to an abstract component [message #757591 is a reply to message #757588]

Sat, 19 November 2011 18:01

Eclipse User

hi Christian,

I am sorry. I missed "properties=ElementProperties?"
in one of my components. Now it works. Thanks.

But I have still one question:

A construct like this is not possible?

(The advantage of this would be, that I don't have to write
"properties=ElementProperties?" in each of my components.)

Component:
	 (Textfield | TextArea)
properties=ElementProperties?
;

Textfield:
	'textfield' name=ID '{' text=STRING'}'
;
TextArea:
	'textarea' name=ID '{' 'sizeX' sizeX = INT & 'sizeY' sizeY = INT '}'
;

regards,

jens.

Re: How to add attributes to an abstract component [message #757592 is a reply to message #757591]

Sat, 19 November 2011 18:10

Eclipse User

it actually is possible

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