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reserved word for EMF classes ? [message #86632]

Wed, 20 December 2006 08:19

Eclipse User

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I have a strange behaviour in my gmf result. Having a ecore model
containing classes "Screen" and "Loop" extending the same base class.
When I setup my gmffmap to refer to the loop class as domain element for
the node mapping: the palette of the gmf diagram is empty except the
selection tool. Everything works fine, if I use the screen as domain
element. The reason can't be the gmftool or gmfgraph, because I can use
both screen tool and loop tool and as well screen figure and loop figure.

Are there any known limitations regarding the domain element class name ?

Sven

Re: reserved word for EMF classes ? [message #86723 is a reply to message #86632]

Wed, 20 December 2006 10:27

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: 5d5.mail.ru

We do convert domain model class and feature names to valid java
identifiers wherever possible though there may be some holes; 'Screen'
and 'Loop' are quite valid so the problem should be somewhere else (((

Sven Krause wrote:
> next question:
>
> I have a strange behaviour in my gmf result. Having a ecore model
> containing classes "Screen" and "Loop" extending the same base class.
> When I setup my gmffmap to refer to the loop class as domain element for
> the node mapping: the palette of the gmf diagram is empty except the
> selection tool. Everything works fine, if I use the screen as domain
> element. The reason can't be the gmftool or gmfgraph, because I can use
> both screen tool and loop tool and as well screen figure and loop figure.
>
> Are there any known limitations regarding the domain element class name ?
>
> Sven

Re: reserved word for EMF classes ? [message #86750 is a reply to message #86723]

Wed, 20 December 2006 13:08

Eclipse User

Thanks, I'll give them a try.

Sven
Dmitry Stadnik schrieb:
> We do convert domain model class and feature names to valid java
> identifiers wherever possible though there may be some holes; 'Screen'
> and 'Loop' are quite valid so the problem should be somewhere else (((
>
> Sven Krause wrote:
>> next question:
>>
>> I have a strange behaviour in my gmf result. Having a ecore model
>> containing classes "Screen" and "Loop" extending the same base class.
>> When I setup my gmffmap to refer to the loop class as domain element
>> for the node mapping: the palette of the gmf diagram is empty except
>> the selection tool. Everything works fine, if I use the screen as
>> domain element. The reason can't be the gmftool or gmfgraph, because I
>> can use both screen tool and loop tool and as well screen figure and
>> loop figure.
>>
>> Are there any known limitations regarding the domain element class name ?
>>
>> Sven

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