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Qualified names on referance labels [message #1053673]

Tue, 07 May 2013 08:29

serhat gezgin

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Location: Izmir

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Hi all,

I need qualified name on reference labels but don't know how can i implement this

feature anyone can help me to do ?

Sample scenario is on attached picture

regards.

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1053751 is a reply to message #1053673]

Tue, 07 May 2013 13:42

Ralph Gerbig

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Registered: November 2009

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Hi,

did you try the expression labels in GMF. You can define OCL expressions to calculate the text which is displayed in the label.

Ralph

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1053756 is a reply to message #1053751]

Tue, 07 May 2013 13:57

serhat gezgin

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Location: Izmir

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Hi,

No i dont try this. Because i am so new to gmf and dont know how can i do this. Can u

explain me this approach ?

Regards

[Updated on: Wed, 08 May 2013 13:57]

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1058218 is a reply to message #1053756]

Mon, 13 May 2013 09:14

Ralph Gerbig

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Registered: November 2009

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Hi,

it is quite easy go to to your gmfmap file. Instead of adding a feature label you can add an expression label. To this expression label you can add ocl expressions computing the value of the label.

Ralph

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1058523 is a reply to message #1058218]

Tue, 14 May 2013 11:56

serhat gezgin

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Location: Izmir

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Hi,

Yes i try and labels on diagram look like qualified name but i must do this for

properties section too. so i must do this same way ?

Regards

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1058987 is a reply to message #1058523]

Thu, 16 May 2013 06:58

Ralph Gerbig

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What do you want in the properties section? Derive a semantic attribute of the model? You could do this by using EMF and OCL.

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1059101 is a reply to message #1058987]

Thu, 16 May 2013 17:20

serhat gezgin

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Location: Izmir

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i cant do this it works only labels i think. But i need to show instances name as

qualified name on properties section of diagram. So i try another way, i change

the emf model getXXX(); method but when this method activated my element names change

too because when i save my diagram, Diagram thinks I changed the name of the model

instance. So if i can do this with expression label way, i think it works same as

another way too.

(on attached image u can see properties section. Its in the lower left of picture)

Regards

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1059425 is a reply to message #1059101]

Sat, 18 May 2013 08:59

Ralph Gerbig

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Hi,

where in the properties view do you want to show the fully qualified name? In the heading of it or in the table section? If you want to have it in the heading you can modify xxxSheetLabelProvider's getText() method.

Ralph

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1059505 is a reply to message #1059425]

Mon, 20 May 2013 06:21

serhat gezgin

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Location: Izmir

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Hi,

(on attached picture i explain where i need to qualified name.)

When i write this code to ContentSheetLabelProvider;

public String getText(Object element) {
		element = unwrap(element);
		if (element instanceof ContentNavigatorGroup) {
			return ((ContentNavigatorGroup) element).getGroupName() + ".serhat";
		}
		IElementType etype = getElementType(getView(element));
		return etype == null ? "" : etype.getDisplayName() + ".serhat";
	}

I get attached picture. But i need changed name on 2. section (on Attache picture you can see 2. section)

regards

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[Updated on: Mon, 20 May 2013 06:22]

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1060008 is a reply to message #1059505]

Wed, 22 May 2013 14:16

serhat gezgin

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Have no one did need this feature?

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1060342 is a reply to message #1060008]

Fri, 24 May 2013 08:35

Ralph Gerbig

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Hi,

you should be able to change the presentation here by modifying you generated .edit code provided by gmf. You should take a look at this http://wiki.eclipse.org/EMF/Recipes#Recipe:_Custom_Labels .

Ralph

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1060377 is a reply to message #1060342]

Fri, 24 May 2013 11:09

serhat gezgin

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Hi

Yes this is the solution of my problem thanks

Regards

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Re: Qualified names on referance labels [message #1061333 is a reply to message #1060377]

Fri, 31 May 2013 09:14

Ralph Gerbig

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Hi,

you could think of overwriting EMF's Jet Templates in case that you delete your generated code in future. This could save you some work then.

Ralph

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