| [ATL] : problem with Sequence in Sequence [message #39516] |
Mon, 21 May 2007 05:15  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: tristan.faure.c-s.fr
I have defined an helper for an UML transformation which takes all the
operations of the class from a package
helper context UML!Package def : getOperations() : Sequence(UML!Operation)
=
(
self.ownedMember->select(a|a.oclIsTypeOf(UML!Class))->collect(a |
a.ownedOperation).asSequence()
);
But when I check what there is returned by this helper I have this trace :
Sequence {Sequence {_in!opcs_pop, _in!opcs_push, _in!pop, _in!push},
Sequence {}, Sequence {}, Sequence {}, Sequence {}}
A sequence in a sequence O_o . . . How can I do to have Just One sequence
???
Thanks
PS : if anybody knows (or have a source?) what is the best solution for
defining a rule
1 element -> many elements (i have to define for one operation many
signals)
I take it ;)
i did something like that :
s : _IF!System (
id <- p.name,
signal <- theSignals,
),
theSignals : distinct _IF!Signal foreach (e in seq)(
id <- e. ...
)
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| Re: [ATL] : problem with Sequence in Sequence [message #39549 is a reply to message #39516] |
Mon, 21 May 2007 05:44  |
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Originally posted by: rchevrel.sodius.com
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Hi Tristan,
It is completely normal to obtain sequence of sequences: select return a
sequence and collect return a sequence for each element in input
sequence, so you obtain sequence of sequences.
Use "flatten" operation to create a sequence from a sequence of sequences
(Sequence {Sequence {_in!opcs_pop, _in!opcs_push, _in!pop, _in!push},
Sequence {}, Sequence {}, Sequence {}, Sequence {}}->flatten()
become: Sequence{_in!opcs_pop, _in!opcs_push, _in!pop, _in!push})
For your P.S., the way to do this is exactly the one you propose, so
try it or send more information :)
Regards,
*R
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