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top container name [message #196498] Thu, 10 July 2008 16:01 Go to next message
paolo russian is currently offline paolo russianFriend
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Hi I've noticed (perhaps a bug) that you can define the feature label
mapping for every top level node, child etc.. but not for the main editor
top - invisible - container. This brings you in the situation that when
you select a node and go to a property view, you see the property-sheet
title "nodeName xxxx", you can actually choose what will became xxxxx as
name. While when clicking out of every node, you can see in the property
sheet view that the editor assumes a default name, usually taken by the
first EAttribute it finds...

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Re: top container name [message #196525 is a reply to message #196498] Thu, 10 July 2008 16:15 Go to previous messageGo to next message
paolo russian is currently offline paolo russianFriend
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ok I casually found a workaround for this issue: the gmf property sheet
displays (in absence of a mapping or whatever else that lets you choose
it) the first property (topmost) you have in the ecore model. So, if you
want the property sheet to display, for your root node (the invisible one)
a specific one of his properties, simply drag and move it in the ecore on
the first position and reload the genmodel and generate all.

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Re: top container name [message #196533 is a reply to message #196525] Thu, 10 July 2008 16:17 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: paolo.paolo.it

...but it won't change or get updated :((

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