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Getting object type/name from an unresolved eProxy [message #1765934]

Wed, 14 June 2017 13:54

Erwann Traisnel

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Hello ,

I am currently working on a M2M bridge from a DSL to a platform that was developed using EMF .

I would like to create empty objects whenever I encounter an unresolved proxy (meaning the referenced object doesn't exist ) . Hence I need to know the name of the referenced object so that I can create an empty object named after it .

The name is in the model.myDSL however when I use Ecore API , all I can have is the eProxyURI that looks like
"model.myDSL#xtextLink_::0.3.0.1.2.4.1.3.0.1::0::/0"

Is there any way to "unresolve" this xtextLink so that I can get the actual name of the object ?
Or should I find a way to put the name in the URI ?

Thanks in advance.

Erwann

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Re: Getting object type/name from an unresolved eProxy [message #1765945 is a reply to message #1765934]

Wed, 14 June 2017 14:37

Christian Dietrich

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you can use nodemodelutils.findNodesForFeature to obtain the node for the reference

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Re: Getting object type/name from an unresolved eProxy [message #1766044 is a reply to message #1765945]

Thu, 15 June 2017 07:51

Erwann Traisnel

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Dear Christian Dietrich,

First of all thank you for that fast answer ,

So I've been trying to use that utility class to get the corresponding node but it is not as expected.
I may not have given enough information .
Here is a really simple example

https://img4.hostingpics.net/pics/980367emfdiagram.png

So here is the scenario, when processing a parameter <param> ,I process its typeReference <type>. if the referenced Type is missing ( isProxy and eContainer==null) , then I create an empty Object named after the type .
I tried with findNodesForFeature(param , param.type.eContainingFeature) but all I can get from it is the eProxy of the referenced type.

I tried with findNodesForFeature(type, type.referencedType.eContainingFeature) but no nodes are found .

Am I using it the wrong way ?

Erwann

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Re: Getting object type/name from an unresolved eProxy [message #1766047 is a reply to message #1766044]

Thu, 15 June 2017 08:06

Christian Dietrich

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Id expecrt NodeMuelUtile.findNodesForFeature(type, YourPackage.Literals.TypeReferece__referenced_type

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Re: Getting object type/name from an unresolved eProxy [message #1766049 is a reply to message #1766047]

Thu, 15 June 2017 08:33

Erwann Traisnel

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Hi,

I tried your solution using the structural feature from MyPackage.Literals , to obtain a SyntheticCompositeNode with a <delegate> field pointing to the TypeReference node .
I still can't find any information about the referencedType

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Re: Getting object type/name from an unresolved eProxy [message #1766050 is a reply to message #1766049]

Thu, 15 June 2017 08:36

Christian Dietrich

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Can you share complete snippet

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Re: Getting object type/name from an unresolved eProxy [message #1766052 is a reply to message #1766050]

Thu, 15 June 2017 08:43

Erwann Traisnel

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Hi,

Here is the code I use to process parameters

for(param : operation.parameters){
if(param.type.isMissing){
//Only TypeReference can be a missing Type
var node = NodeModelUtils::findNodesForFeature((param.type as TypeReference),IdlPackage::eINSTANCE.typeReference_ReferencedType)
//Create the hollow object using the name found above
}
}

def boolean isMissing(EObject obj){
if(obj instanceof TypeReference){
return (obj as TypeReference).referencedType.isMissing
}
return (obj.eIsProxy && obj.eContainer == null)
}

I hope this is what you asked for

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Re: Getting object type/name from an unresolved eProxy [message #1766053 is a reply to message #1766052]

Thu, 15 June 2017 08:48

Ed Willink

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Hi

I think that you may find that the way proxies work already does most of what you want; an EObject to hold the proxy. You just need to use NodeModelUtils to locate the original source text so that you can elaborate the standard proxy into a richer form that has a better name.

Regards

Ed Willink

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Re: Getting object type/name from an unresolved eProxy [message #1766054 is a reply to message #1766053]

Thu, 15 June 2017 09:08

Christian Dietrich

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Yes but you should ask the node for its text

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Re: Getting object type/name from an unresolved eProxy [message #1766055 is a reply to message #1766054]

Thu, 15 June 2017 09:10

Christian Dietrich

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And you get a list of nodes so pick the first

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Re: Getting object type/name from an unresolved eProxy [message #1766056 is a reply to message #1766055]

Thu, 15 June 2017 09:17

Erwann Traisnel

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Dear Christian,

This helped a lot,

I was using Debugging and didn't even try to use API on the nodes I got, I realized only with your answer that you could get the text from a node.

Here is the code I used on my example if anyone need it :
var node = NodeModelUtils::findNodesForFeature((param.type as TypeReference),IdlPackage::eINSTANCE.typeReference_ReferencedType)
var text = node2.head.text // (getText() in Java)

Thanks everyone for your help

Erwann

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