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how to set properties for every node? [message #698715]

Wed, 20 July 2011 00:47

Eclipse User

Hi everyone,
I have created a some sort of class diagram where i have 4 nodes. for each node i want to set some properties like: type, time,period,quantity etc etc. Is there any way to do this?
i put a picture about the nodes.
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Re: how to set properties for every node? [message #698742 is a reply to message #698715]

Wed, 20 July 2011 03:00

Eclipse User

Hi,

you can do this in the properties view when modelling. What is you excat need? Do you want to setup the node on creation?

Ralph

Re: how to set properties for every node? [message #698750 is a reply to message #698715]

Wed, 20 July 2011 03:24

Eclipse User

Hi,

to initialize some properties you can use "Feature Seq Initializer".

Regards,

Re: how to set properties for every node? [message #698779 is a reply to message #698750]

Wed, 20 July 2011 04:19

Eclipse User

sorry i do not get what is Feature Seq Initializer?

Re: how to set properties for every node? [message #698785 is a reply to message #698742]

Wed, 20 July 2011 04:21

Eclipse User

actually i want to set some properties in the editor. after running the program when i create a node there will be some attribute.when i click on the node, one box will show up and ask for the values of the attributes. I dont know wheather i can explain the scenaro..... Confused

Re: how to set properties for every node? [message #701164 is a reply to message #698785]

Sun, 24 July 2011 14:44

Eclipse User

Hi,

ok feature seq initailizer is used to create automatically node with specific values for attributes.

I never do your scenario. It leans that each time soemone will create a new element from th epalette, it will pop a dialog to ask him which value he wants. Why don't initialize it with some values with Feature Seq Initializer and then let him edit them if he wants in Property view?

But for your use case, I Think that you should look at getCreateCommand of the CreationEditPolicy.

Regards,

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