| Re: Modeling tools [message #108979] |
Tue, 29 January 2008 08:59  |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
Thomas,
The Ecore Tools in the EMFT project works quite well for me. I think
you have to be careful not to install both the sample Ecore editor from
the GMF download and the newer Ecore Editor from the EMFT project. I
encourage you to use the EMFT newsgroup to resolve any installation
issues you have with the graphical editor.
Thomas wrote:
> HI, just getting started with EMF I wonder if there are any tool
> recommendations for modeling. The standard editor is not very
> productive, and the graphical editor (tried it with 3.4M4) doesnt work
> on my windows box. I played around with XText, but I think theres
> tooling already there but I cant see it. :)
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| Re: Modeling tools [message #109318 is a reply to message #109306] |
Tue, 29 January 2008 14:32  |
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Originally posted by: tom.eiswind.de
Yes I have. yes they are yellow in the tools editor (not in the old one).
Ed Merks schrieb:
> Thomas,
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> I think you've opened a bugzilla for it right? It's funny that I'm not
> seeing such a bug, but I haven't tried in the last few weeks. Are the
> nodes showing up as pale yellow?
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> Thomas wrote:
>> I still have trouble with the graphical editors on win32 there seems
>> to be a gmf bug as its the same with the older editor from the gmf
>> examples.
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>> Ed Merks schrieb:
>>> Thomas,
>>>
>>> The Ecore Tools in the EMFT project works quite well for me. I think
>>> you have to be careful not to install both the sample Ecore editor
>>> from the GMF download and the newer Ecore Editor from the EMFT
>>> project. I encourage you to use the EMFT newsgroup to resolve any
>>> installation issues you have with the graphical editor.
>>>
>>>
>>> Thomas wrote:
>>>> HI, just getting started with EMF I wonder if there are any tool
>>>> recommendations for modeling. The standard editor is not very
>>>> productive, and the graphical editor (tried it with 3.4M4) doesnt
>>>> work on my windows box. I played around with XText, but I think
>>>> theres tooling already there but I cant see it. :)
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| Re: Modeling tools [message #614162 is a reply to message #108979] |
Tue, 29 January 2008 13:47 |
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I still have trouble with the graphical editors on win32 there seems to
be a gmf bug as its the same with the older editor from the gmf examples.
Ed Merks schrieb:
> Thomas,
>
> The Ecore Tools in the EMFT project works quite well for me. I think
> you have to be careful not to install both the sample Ecore editor from
> the GMF download and the newer Ecore Editor from the EMFT project. I
> encourage you to use the EMFT newsgroup to resolve any installation
> issues you have with the graphical editor.
>
>
> Thomas wrote:
>> HI, just getting started with EMF I wonder if there are any tool
>> recommendations for modeling. The standard editor is not very
>> productive, and the graphical editor (tried it with 3.4M4) doesnt work
>> on my windows box. I played around with XText, but I think theres
>> tooling already there but I cant see it. :)
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| Re: Modeling tools [message #614165 is a reply to message #109268] |
Tue, 29 January 2008 14:01 |
| Eclipse User |
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Thomas,
I think you've opened a bugzilla for it right? It's funny that I'm not
seeing such a bug, but I haven't tried in the last few weeks. Are the
nodes showing up as pale yellow?
Thomas wrote:
> I still have trouble with the graphical editors on win32 there seems
> to be a gmf bug as its the same with the older editor from the gmf
> examples.
>
>
> Ed Merks schrieb:
>> Thomas,
>>
>> The Ecore Tools in the EMFT project works quite well for me. I think
>> you have to be careful not to install both the sample Ecore editor
>> from the GMF download and the newer Ecore Editor from the EMFT
>> project. I encourage you to use the EMFT newsgroup to resolve any
>> installation issues you have with the graphical editor.
>>
>>
>> Thomas wrote:
>>> HI, just getting started with EMF I wonder if there are any tool
>>> recommendations for modeling. The standard editor is not very
>>> productive, and the graphical editor (tried it with 3.4M4) doesnt
>>> work on my windows box. I played around with XText, but I think
>>> theres tooling already there but I cant see it. :)
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| Re: Modeling tools [message #614166 is a reply to message #109306] |
Tue, 29 January 2008 14:32 |
| Eclipse User |
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Yes I have. yes they are yellow in the tools editor (not in the old one).
Ed Merks schrieb:
> Thomas,
>
> I think you've opened a bugzilla for it right? It's funny that I'm not
> seeing such a bug, but I haven't tried in the last few weeks. Are the
> nodes showing up as pale yellow?
>
>
> Thomas wrote:
>> I still have trouble with the graphical editors on win32 there seems
>> to be a gmf bug as its the same with the older editor from the gmf
>> examples.
>>
>>
>> Ed Merks schrieb:
>>> Thomas,
>>>
>>> The Ecore Tools in the EMFT project works quite well for me. I think
>>> you have to be careful not to install both the sample Ecore editor
>>> from the GMF download and the newer Ecore Editor from the EMFT
>>> project. I encourage you to use the EMFT newsgroup to resolve any
>>> installation issues you have with the graphical editor.
>>>
>>>
>>> Thomas wrote:
>>>> HI, just getting started with EMF I wonder if there are any tool
>>>> recommendations for modeling. The standard editor is not very
>>>> productive, and the graphical editor (tried it with 3.4M4) doesnt
>>>> work on my windows box. I played around with XText, but I think
>>>> theres tooling already there but I cant see it. :)
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