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Creating SpecHierarchy Programmatically and Save to .reqif file [message #1706833]

Mon, 31 August 2015 12:41

Hasan Emre Kirmizi

Messages: 2
Registered: July 2015

Junior Member

Hello,
We r developing a plugin project which uses reqif. We created a SpecHierarch as programmatically.
We want to add this hierarchy as child to hierarchy which user selected.
We have SpecHierarchy which we created.
We have SpecHierarchy whic user selected.
We added our SH to selected SH as child. We can see this change on debug mode as expression. But we can not save this change.
We need save this change to .reqif file.

We tried CreateChildCommand.create method,
tried also resource save,
and also we used Reqif10Editor's getReqif() method
and SpecificationEditor's getReqif() method.

Generally we tried change on the editor. But we understood that we should change on resource (also we should use ReqIF10.edit ). But we do not know how to do this.

What should we do?

Thanks.

Emre Kirmizi

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Re: Creating SpecHierarchy Programmatically and Save to .reqif file [message #1707321 is a reply to message #1706833]

Thu, 03 September 2015 17:03

Michael Jastram

Messages: 235
Registered: April 2010
Location: Düsseldorf, Germany

Senior Member

Hello Emre,

I recommend you to look at existing code. Specifically, check out this class:

org.eclipse.rmf.reqif10.pror.editor.actions.AddTestObjectsActionDelegate

Best,

- Michael

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