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[EOL] Ennumerator with reserved keyword [message #655136]

Fri, 18 February 2011 13:16

Horacio Hoyos

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Registered: October 2009
Location: Mexico

Senior Member

Hello,

I am transforming a sysml model and for the specific case of FlowPorts the direction attribute is an ennumerator which has three values: inout=0, in=1 and out=2. The problem is that if I use the EOL syntax for accesig ennumeratos for the specific case of the "in" case, as in:

xxx.select(p : sysmlModel!FlowPort | p.direction = sysmlModel!FlowDirection#in);

The "in" is recognized as the EOL reserved keyword and I get a sytnax error. Is there another way to acces ennumerators or a way to avoid this behavior?

Thanks,

Horacio Hoyos Rodriguez
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Re: [EOL] Ennumerator with reserved keyword [message #655167 is a reply to message #655136]

Fri, 18 February 2011 14:27

Steffen Zschaler

Messages: 266
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Hi Horacio,

Backticks are usually the way to do this, as in:

xxx.select(p : sysmlModel!FlowPort | p.direction =
sysmlModel!FlowDirection#`in`);

Cheers,

Steffen

On 18/02/2011 13:16, Horacio wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am transforming a sysml model and for the specific case of FlowPorts
> the direction attribute is an ennumerator which has three values:
> inout=0, in=1 and out=2. The problem is that if I use the EOL syntax
> for accesig ennumeratos for the specific case of the "in" case, as in:
>
> xxx.select(p : sysmlModel!FlowPort | p.direction =
> sysmlModel!FlowDirection#in);
>
> The "in" is recognized as the EOL reserved keyword and I get a sytnax
> error. Is there another way to acces ennumerators or a way to avoid
> this behavior?
>
> Thanks,
>
>

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