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Getting the name of parent container in ATL [message #1766946] Wed, 28 June 2017 22:50 Go to next message
Ruchika Kumar is currently offline Ruchika KumarFriend
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Is there any way I can get the name of parent or parent of parent of a node in input while transforming using ATL?

For example, my input model is of the form:

<ucmMaps name="MapA">
<paths name="start">
<pathBody>
<pathNodes name="check"/>
</pathBody>
</paths>
</ucmMaps>

and I want to get the ucmMap name ("mapA" in this case) for pathNode "check". I will need to go two or more (not fixed) level up the hierarchy and get the name of the required parent container.


Re: Getting the name of parent container in ATL [message #1767628 is a reply to message #1766946] Fri, 07 July 2017 19:28 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Dennis Wagelaar is currently offline Dennis WagelaarFriend
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refImmediateComposite() will do that.

Cheers,
Dennis
Re: Getting the name of parent container in ATL [message #1767629 is a reply to message #1767628] Fri, 07 July 2017 19:31 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Ruchika Kumar is currently offline Ruchika KumarFriend
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Wouldn't it give me the PathBody here? This is just an example and the input model could also have pathbody inside another pathbody/ies and then i need to get the name of the path.
Re: Getting the name of parent container in ATL [message #1767632 is a reply to message #1767629] Fri, 07 July 2017 19:37 Go to previous message
Dennis Wagelaar is currently offline Dennis WagelaarFriend
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You can write a recursive helper method that goes all the way up until refImmediateComposite() returns OclUndefined, or until it returns the element type you're looking for (oclIsKindOf()).

Cheers,
Dennis
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