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Feature Seq Initializer with a boolean attribute [message #148817]

Mon, 03 September 2007 20:09

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: elena.renzi.hotmail.com

Hi all,
I have an EClass in my Ecore model with a boolean Eattribute which default
value is set to false. I want to map this class in two different nodes,
the first one with this attribute set to its default value (false), and
the second one with the attribute set to true.
I tried to use "Feature Seq Initializer" under "Node Mapping" for node
representing the class with his attribut set to true, then I add "Feature
Value Spec" but I don't know how to specify this property in the body...

Thanks and regards,
Elena

Re: Feature Seq Initializer with a boolean attribute [message #148849 is a reply to message #148817]

Tue, 04 September 2007 05:47

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: bmoros.um.es

Elena, probably this post could help you:
http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.modeling.gmf/m sg07794.html

After generating the genmodel and diagram code you should go to the class
XXX.diagram.providers.XXXElementTypes. There is a internal static class
called Java where you will find the skeleton of the Java method that you
specified in the 'body' property of the 'Feature Value Spec'. You also have
to specify the 'name', that is, the attribute that is going to be initialize
(it will be the parameter of the initialization method) and language =
'java'. So, you only have to implement this method.

I hope it helps,
Bego

Re: Feature Seq Initializer with a boolean attribute [message #148873 is a reply to message #148849]

Tue, 04 September 2007 10:01

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: elena.renzi.gmail.com

Begoña,
thanks for your reply and for your help. Now it works as I want it does!
Best regards,

Elena

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