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A node with multiple inheritance [message #1791992]

Mon, 09 July 2018 11:53

Matthieu Durot

Messages: 10
Registered: February 2017

Junior Member

Hello,

I am defining an ecore model representing a graph contening nodes.

My goal is that one node could be children of multiple other nodes and that this node appears only one time on a diagram with multiple arrows coming from his father's nodes.

For the moment I've only managed to duplicate the node on my model/diagram.

Is it possible to do that with Sirius ?

I'm using Sirius 3.1.4.

Here is what it looks like for the moment :
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Re: A node with multiple inheritance [message #1791994 is a reply to message #1791992]

Mon, 09 July 2018 12:05

Steve Monnier

Messages: 572
Registered: May 2011

Senior Member

Hello,

I think you should specify your mappings bottom-up instead of top-down.
You should have a mapping representing your nodes from it's container (for instance from an EPackage have a semantic expression on the eClassifier feature) and then define the referenced edge mapping of the inheritance from the inheriting class (Sensor 2) toward the inherited class (root). For example, for an EClass the semantic candidate expression would use the eSuperTypes feature.
You can look how inheritance is handled with Ecore Tools (https://www.eclipse.org/ecoretools/), or with the org.eclipse.sirius.sample.ecore.design sample in Sirius git.

Regards,
Steve

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