| Xpand plugins [message #98383] |
Mon, 29 January 2007 18:57  |
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Originally posted by: reneschm.cs.tu-berlin.de
Hi,
can some one give a short summary, what the two xpand plugins are for?
1. oeg.xpand seems to be an extension to oAW ???
2. It's not clear to me, why I shoul need an xpand.editor plugin in my
target instance or runtime inctance where I want to devolop an GMF
editor / use an GMF editor and do not want to develop templates for the
gmf codegeneration components. These I want to develop in my development
instance so I would need the editor be running there.
Thanks Rene
TU Berlin - Tiger Team
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| Re: Xpand plugins [message #98819 is a reply to message #98661] |
Tue, 30 January 2007 08:59  |
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Originally posted by: reneschm.cs.tu-berlin.de
Hi Artem,
thanks for your answers,
2. No I don't need it in the sdk. I need it in my development instance
(following the development guidelines its the workspace, where I can
work on gmf sources and templates) Butr when checking out from cvs I
have it as sourc in this workspace.
Rene
Artem Tikhomirov schrieb:
> 1. oeg.xpand is not an extension, it's antlr-free port of oAW's Xpand
> template engine.
> 2. oeg.xpand.editor is not essential for the template development, though
> pretty convenient. It's not part of SDK, as I didn't expect too many people
> are interested. We could easily add xpand.editor into SDK if you need it.
>
> Artem
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> "rene schmutzler" <reneschm@cs.tu-berlin.de> wrote in message
> news:epm1lm$qgo$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>> Hi,
>> can some one give a short summary, what the two xpand plugins are for?
>>
>> 1. oeg.xpand seems to be an extension to oAW ???
>>
>> 2. It's not clear to me, why I shoul need an xpand.editor plugin in my
>> target instance or runtime inctance where I want to devolop an GMF editor
>> / use an GMF editor and do not want to develop templates for the gmf
>> codegeneration components. These I want to develop in my development
>> instance so I would need the editor be running there.
>>
>> Thanks Rene
>>
>> TU Berlin - Tiger Team
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| Re: Xpand plugins [message #99608 is a reply to message #98819] |
Wed, 31 January 2007 10:04 |
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Do you mean, that you don't use SDK and have full GMF checked out as sources
into your development workspace? In this case you'll need to manually build
gmf.xpand and gmf.xpand.editor and put both jars into plugins/ of your
launching Eclipse instance (do not forget to restart it with -clean).
We've got internal update site that provides xpand feature, perhaps, we
should deliver it from gmf update site as well?
Artem
"rene schmutzler" <reneschm@cs.tu-berlin.de> wrote in message
news:epnj08$o80$1@utils.eclipse.org...
> Hi Artem,
>
> thanks for your answers,
> 2. No I don't need it in the sdk. I need it in my development instance
> (following the development guidelines its the workspace, where I can work
> on gmf sources and templates) Butr when checking out from cvs I have it as
> sourc in this workspace.
>
> Rene
>
> Artem Tikhomirov schrieb:
>> 1. oeg.xpand is not an extension, it's antlr-free port of oAW's Xpand
>> template engine.
>> 2. oeg.xpand.editor is not essential for the template development, though
>> pretty convenient. It's not part of SDK, as I didn't expect too many
>> people are interested. We could easily add xpand.editor into SDK if you
>> need it.
>>
>> Artem
>>
>> "rene schmutzler" <reneschm@cs.tu-berlin.de> wrote in message
>> news:epm1lm$qgo$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>>> Hi,
>>> can some one give a short summary, what the two xpand plugins are for?
>>>
>>> 1. oeg.xpand seems to be an extension to oAW ???
>>>
>>> 2. It's not clear to me, why I shoul need an xpand.editor plugin in my
>>> target instance or runtime inctance where I want to devolop an GMF
>>> editor / use an GMF editor and do not want to develop templates for the
>>> gmf codegeneration components. These I want to develop in my development
>>> instance so I would need the editor be running there.
>>>
>>> Thanks Rene
>>>
>>> TU Berlin - Tiger Team
>>
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| Re: Xpand plugins [message #99854 is a reply to message #99608] |
Wed, 31 January 2007 16:12 |
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Originally posted by: reneschm.cs.tu-berlin.de
Yes, thats what I mean. I was confused, that something from cvs plugins
folder needs to build and then put to the launching eclipse instance. I
guess to have it on updatesite as optional Project would be nice :-)
Rene
Artem Tikhomirov schrieb:
> Do you mean, that you don't use SDK and have full GMF checked out as sources
> into your development workspace? In this case you'll need to manually build
> gmf.xpand and gmf.xpand.editor and put both jars into plugins/ of your
> launching Eclipse instance (do not forget to restart it with -clean).
>
> We've got internal update site that provides xpand feature, perhaps, we
> should deliver it from gmf update site as well?
>
> Artem
>
> "rene schmutzler" <reneschm@cs.tu-berlin.de> wrote in message
> news:epnj08$o80$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>> Hi Artem,
>>
>> thanks for your answers,
>> 2. No I don't need it in the sdk. I need it in my development instance
>> (following the development guidelines its the workspace, where I can work
>> on gmf sources and templates) Butr when checking out from cvs I have it as
>> sourc in this workspace.
>>
>> Rene
>>
>> Artem Tikhomirov schrieb:
>>> 1. oeg.xpand is not an extension, it's antlr-free port of oAW's Xpand
>>> template engine.
>>> 2. oeg.xpand.editor is not essential for the template development, though
>>> pretty convenient. It's not part of SDK, as I didn't expect too many
>>> people are interested. We could easily add xpand.editor into SDK if you
>>> need it.
>>>
>>> Artem
>>>
>>> "rene schmutzler" <reneschm@cs.tu-berlin.de> wrote in message
>>> news:epm1lm$qgo$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>>>> Hi,
>>>> can some one give a short summary, what the two xpand plugins are for?
>>>>
>>>> 1. oeg.xpand seems to be an extension to oAW ???
>>>>
>>>> 2. It's not clear to me, why I shoul need an xpand.editor plugin in my
>>>> target instance or runtime inctance where I want to devolop an GMF
>>>> editor / use an GMF editor and do not want to develop templates for the
>>>> gmf codegeneration components. These I want to develop in my development
>>>> instance so I would need the editor be running there.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks Rene
>>>>
>>>> TU Berlin - Tiger Team
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