| Multi GMF [message #173510] |
Fri, 22 February 2008 02:49  |
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Originally posted by: Trep.trep.com
Hello,
When will be possible in GMF that we can use multiple gmfmap?
I mean I have an editor for domain A, and another editor for domain B and
I need a multi-domain editor for domains A,B. Something similar to Diagram
Partitioning, but not double click (and I cannot have a reference between
the subdiagrams ...).
I am solving this multiple problem using resource, uri, copy method
(gmfmap, gmftool, ...) and I wonder will this be possible in GMF someday?
Regards,
Trep
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| Re: Multi GMF [message #173576 is a reply to message #173510] |
Fri, 22 February 2008 04:49  |
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Hi Trep,
Have you tried using shortcuts?
Best regards,
Boris
Trep wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When will be possible in GMF that we can use multiple gmfmap? I mean I
> have an editor for domain A, and another editor for domain B and I need
> a multi-domain editor for domains A,B. Something similar to Diagram
> Partitioning, but not double click (and I cannot have a reference
> between the subdiagrams ...).
> I am solving this multiple problem using resource, uri, copy method
> (gmfmap, gmftool, ...) and I wonder will this be possible in GMF someday?
>
> Regards,
> Trep
>
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| Re: Multi GMF [message #173936 is a reply to message #173722] |
Sat, 23 February 2008 10:53 |
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Originally posted by: Trep.mail.org
Hello,
Could someone send me an (simple) example of Shortcuts seeing how it works?
(my mail is smjo85_AT_gmail.com)
Regards,
Trep
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