| [Newbie] Is EMF only for structured data model like tree-structure or table-structure? [message #388592] |
Thu, 14 October 2004 08:32  |
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Originally posted by: fanhaipeng.gmail.com
Hi, All,
I am newbie with EMF. I read some introduction articles of EMF and did
some example practice step by step. However, I wonder if the EMF is only for
the structured data model, if the generated applications are all similar to
the model generator? I think EMF must be powerful than I thought. But I cant
imagine how to create a simple text editor like notepad with EMF. Can any
body give me some clue?
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| Re: [Newbie] Is EMF only for structured data model like tree-structure or table-structure? [message #388625 is a reply to message #388597] |
Fri, 15 October 2004 03:15  |
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Originally posted by: fanhaipeng.gmail.com
I actually dont want build a simple text editor.
Since I am a newbie with EMF, what I exactly want to know is what EMF can
help me do
.."Ed Merks" <merks@ca.ibm.com> news:cklm0r$8jc$1@eclipse.org...
> EMF is most appropriate for structured data and would not likely help
> much for creating a simple text editor. But a simple text editor is
> already built into Eclipse, so that's not so useful a task to take on.
> The Sample XML Schema Editor is the only EMF-based editor we have that
> makes use of the text editor. I wonder what you are trying to build?
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> new.eclipse.org wrote:
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> >Hi, All,
> >
> > I am newbie with EMF. I read some introduction articles of EMF and
did
> >some example practice step by step. However, I wonder if the EMF is only
for
> >the structured data model, if the generated applications are all similar
to
> >the model generator? I think EMF must be powerful than I thought. But I
cant
> >imagine how to create a simple text editor like notepad with EMF. Can any
> >body give me some clue?
> >
> >
> >
> >
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