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| Re: SysML modeling with Papyrus - excluding UML-only features [message #1032161 is a reply to message #1032137] |
Tue, 02 April 2013 16:36   |
 Camille Letavernier
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Hi Yannick,
Papyrus aims at providing the tools to allow you to do that. We currently support the following:
- Palette: OK
- Properties view: OK
- "NewChild" (In the ModelExplorer): Not yet; we only have a prototype/proof of concept for that.
- Modeling Assistants ("Accelerators", in the diagram): Not yet. Planned for Kepler M7.
- Remove UML-specific diagrams/table: Not yet
Then with these tools, you should be able to tailor Papyrus to your exact needs. Papyrus does not aim at providing the final configuration for a pure-SysML modeler. It is a much more generic and configurable tool.
So, currently, you cannot do what you want. Or, more precisely, to do what you want, you'd need to provide a Papyrus-based RCP, and fork a few plug-ins to remove the contributions you want to hide (I'd say, 10-15 plug-ins to fork, and you'd mostly have to remove a few plugin.xml contributions)
In the mid-term vision of Papyrus (Luna / June 2014?), you might be able to do that without actually forking Papyrus, just providing a few new plug-ins.
But it is unlikely that Papyrus provides a native configuration for a pure-SysML modeler, neither now nor in mid-term. We really focus on the configuration tools, rather than on the configuration itself.
Regards,
Camille
Camille Letavernier
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| Re: SysML modeling with Papyrus - excluding UML-only features [message #1032616 is a reply to message #1032161] |
Wed, 03 April 2013 07:57 |
Marc-Florian Wendland
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Registered: January 2013 |
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Camille,
are there any plans available with respect to what features are going to be
realized in the mid-term for Papyrus?
>- "NewChild" (In the ModelExplorer): Not yet; we only have a
>prototype/proof of concept for that.
Does this mean that in mid-term one would be able to switch off the default
"new child" entry?
>- Modeling Assistants ("Accelerators", in the diagram): Not yet. Planned
>for Kepler M7.
What are these Modeling Assistants? Sounds interesting (in particular
because we do have a similar concept).
What is the best way to provide you solutions for new features for tailoring
Papyrus?
Regards,
Marc-Florian
"Camille Letavernier" wrote in message
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Hi Yannick,
Papyrus aims at providing the tools to allow you to do that. We currently
support the following:
- Palette: OK
- Properties view: OK
- "NewChild" (In the ModelExplorer): Not yet; we only have a prototype/proof
of concept for that.
- Modeling Assistants ("Accelerators", in the diagram): Not yet. Planned for
Kepler M7.
- Remove UML-specific diagrams/table: Not yet
Then with these tools, you should be able to tailor Papyrus to your exact
needs. Papyrus does not aim at providing the final configuration for a
pure-SysML modeler. It is a much more generic and configurable tool.
So, currently, you cannot do what you want. Or, more precisely, to do what
you want, you'd need to provide a Papyrus-based RCP, and fork a few plug-ins
to remove the contributions you want to hide (I'd say, 10-15 plug-ins to
fork, and you'd mostly have to remove a few plugin.xml contributions)
In the mid-term vision of Papyrus (Luna / June 2014?), you might be able to
do that without actually forking Papyrus, just providing a few new plug-ins.
But it is unlikely that Papyrus provides a native configuration for a
pure-SysML modeler, neither now nor in mid-term. We really focus on the
configuration tools, rather than on the configuration itself.
Regards,
Camille
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| Re: SysML modeling with Papyrus - excluding UML-only features [message #1032666 is a reply to message #1032616] |
Wed, 03 April 2013 09:17 |
Camille Letavernier
Messages: 952
Registered: February 2011 |
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Hi,
Quote:are there any plans available with respect to what features are going to be realized in the mid-term for Papyrus?
For Kepler:
http://www.eclipse.org/projects/project-plan.php?planurl=http://www.eclipse.org/modeling/mdt/papyrus/project-info/plan_indigo.xml&component=Papyrus
For the next versions, we don't really have a plan yet.
Quote:Does this mean that in mid-term one would be able to switch off the default "new child" entry?
Yes. Hopefully, for Luna (June 2014).
Quote:What are these Modeling Assistants? Sounds interesting (in particular because we do have a similar concept).
The popup toolbar in GMF Diagrams, which is a kind of "quick palette" for the hovered element. It is currently disabled in Kepler, but works for the other versions (Indigo, Juno).
Quote:What is the best way to provide you solutions for new features for tailoring Papyrus?
Do you mean, contributing patches and new tools to Papyrus? I guess it depends on the kind of contribution. You can provide patches directly on the Bugzilla (and notify us when we miss them). For new features, it's probably better to contact us directly by e-mail.
Regards,
Camille
Camille Letavernier
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