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Mon, 22 January 2007 10:29

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: grekier.gmail.com

Hi all.

I am trying to use different settings when I "derive" or "combine" my
models with the dashboard and I come to one problem here.
If I change something (say I de-select a node when deriving to the
gmfgraph) GMF does not seem to remember it for the next time. SO I
wonder where are those choices saved?
Is it something in the model or in GMF?
Can I change it? And eventually how?

Thanks in advance.

Geo

Re: saving the choices [message #95499 is a reply to message #95173]

Tue, 23 January 2007 06:04

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: 5d5.mail.ru

DashboardPart stores all info in memento during saveState() and loads it
during init(). Maybe it makes sense to make this info "more persistent"
and store it in project' properties...
If you think that it should be fixed somehow please submit corresponding
request )))

Geoffrey Rekier wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I am trying to use different settings when I "derive" or "combine" my
> models with the dashboard and I come to one problem here.
> If I change something (say I de-select a node when deriving to the
> gmfgraph) GMF does not seem to remember it for the next time. SO I
> wonder where are those choices saved?
> Is it something in the model or in GMF?
> Can I change it? And eventually how?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Geo

Re: saving the choices [message #95993 is a reply to message #95499]

Wed, 24 January 2007 06:50

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: grekier.gmail.com

Dmitry Stadnik wrote:
> DashboardPart stores all info in memento during saveState() and loads it
> during init(). Maybe it makes sense to make this info "more persistent"
> and store it in project' properties...
> If you think that it should be fixed somehow please submit corresponding
> request )))

Thanks Dmitry but I still wonder how I can change something there.
Say I want to change the selection from node to link or deselect some
nodes when I derive from the domain model to the gmfgraph (or other).
And I want that the next time I derive my model, this change(s) will be
there. That I don't have to do it again.
Can you help me there. I would like to know how to do that.

Geo

Re: saving the choices [message #96035 is a reply to message #95993]

Wed, 24 January 2007 08:32

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: 5d5.mail.ru

Hmm - I've misunderstood you; Choices you make in wizards are not
persisted; each time StructureBuilder/StructureResolver classes walk
over domain model and decide what is link and what is node.
Though it makes sense to remember manual corrections; GMF will learn
from user what is link and what is node; will look like AI )))

Geoffrey Rekier wrote:
> Dmitry Stadnik wrote:
>> DashboardPart stores all info in memento during saveState() and loads
>> it during init(). Maybe it makes sense to make this info "more
>> persistent" and store it in project' properties...
>> If you think that it should be fixed somehow please submit
>> corresponding request )))
>
>
> Thanks Dmitry but I still wonder how I can change something there.
> Say I want to change the selection from node to link or deselect some
> nodes when I derive from the domain model to the gmfgraph (or other).
> And I want that the next time I derive my model, this change(s) will be
> there. That I don't have to do it again.
> Can you help me there. I would like to know how to do that.
>
> Geo

Re: saving the choices [message #96107 is a reply to message #96035]

Wed, 24 January 2007 11:17

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: grekier.gmail.com

Dmitry Stadnik wrote:
> Hmm - I've misunderstood you; Choices you make in wizards are not
> persisted; each time StructureBuilder/StructureResolver classes walk
> over domain model and decide what is link and what is node.
> Though it makes sense to remember manual corrections; GMF will learn
> from user what is link and what is node; will look like AI )))

When you say that GMF WILL learn. Do you mean that it is not implemented
yet? Or is it that I do something wrong when it doesn't work for me?

Re: saving the choices [message #97281 is a reply to message #96107]

Fri, 26 January 2007 08:45

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: 5d5.mail.ru

Not implemented yet )))

Geoffrey Rekier wrote:
> Dmitry Stadnik wrote:
>> Hmm - I've misunderstood you; Choices you make in wizards are not
>> persisted; each time StructureBuilder/StructureResolver classes walk
>> over domain model and decide what is link and what is node.
>> Though it makes sense to remember manual corrections; GMF will learn
>> from user what is link and what is node; will look like AI )))
>
> When you say that GMF WILL learn. Do you mean that it is not implemented
> yet? Or is it that I do something wrong when it doesn't work for me?
>

Re: saving the choices [message #97635 is a reply to message #97281]

Sun, 28 January 2007 14:42

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: grekier.gmail.com

Dmitry Stadnik wrote:
> Not implemented yet )))
>
>> When you say that GMF WILL learn. Do you mean that it is not
>> implemented yet?
>>

Is it planned to come in soon?
It is quite important for the planing of my project to know if it may
come in a near future or not.

Thanks for you help.

Geo

Re: saving the choices [message #97782 is a reply to message #97635]

Mon, 29 January 2007 04:36

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: 5d5.mail.ru

I guess not soon; there are many more important issues to resolve (((

Geoffrey Rekier wrote:
> Dmitry Stadnik wrote:
>> Not implemented yet )))
>>
>>> When you say that GMF WILL learn. Do you mean that it is not
>>> implemented yet?
>
> Is it planned to come in soon?
> It is quite important for the planing of my project to know if it may
> come in a near future or not.
>
> Thanks for you help.
>
> Geo

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