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| Re: Create a new secondary aird file programmatically and as an enduser using the user interface [message #1574597 is a reply to message #1573015] |
Tue, 20 January 2015 05:06   |
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Hello,
The action your are looking for is named "Control". This allows you to
move an object to another resource, and therefore split a model
(semantic or aird) into a main model and sub model.
1/ You should use a
org.eclipse.sirius.business.api.control.SiriusControlCommand and set the
path of your second aird in the parameter "representationsDest".
2/ The enduser can right-click on a semantic element in the modeling
project view and select "Control". This will create a new submodel with
the selected element as root. The wizard will also list the
representations available on the "controlled" element and its sub
elements and offer you to possiblity to place the representations of
your choice into a new representation file.
Regards,
Steve
Le 19/01/2015 14:28, Benoit Ries a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I have noticed recently that it is now possible to have multiple aird
> files in the same project (part of the same session). One of the aird
> files being the "main representations file" and the other ones are
> "secondary aird files", as mentioned in the documentation
> (https://www.eclipse.org/sirius/doc/developer/Architecture.html#session).
>
> I have seen this method to retrieve all the secondary aird files of a
> given session, using session.getReferencedSessionResources()... so far
> so good :)
>
> 1) My question is how do we *create programmatically* one secondary aird
> file ? I have not seen any addReferencedSessionResources or similar method.
>
> 2) Also how do we create, as an enduser, using Eclipse/Sirius UI such a
> secondary aird file. For now, the only way I found was to use the
> contextual feature "Extract to .aird file..." on a representation in
> the Model Explorer.
>
> many thanks in advance,
> Benoît
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