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Papyrus shall enable to use layers in diagram editors. More details on this concept of layer may be found here: http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/inria-00527850/fr/
This feature will be committed as an extra plug-in of Papyrus.
to be integrated in Papyrus in 0.9.0
First release is available in extra/layers
A new release of Layers is available: branch: bugs/330199-layers This release replace the branch 'bugs/330199'.
Commit 1d24986 includes the Layers feature to the build, as an extra plug-in The Layers feature has been added to the Discovery site. However, the discovery site installation may not work for users using the M6 Version of Papyrus (Layers seem to introduce minor API and/or implementation changes to Papyrus Main, which are only available in the Post-M6 Nightly builds) Documentation & Tests are not included yet (Although they are available in the sources).
Commits ed7f881, 076d5bc integrate the Layers documentation to the main build (Pushed to master)
Hi, What is the current status of this bug? (triggered by https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/m/1611831/#msg_1611831)
Hi, The plugins are available as additional components. A first documentation is released. Some functionalities are not well documented (especially RegExp). Actually, RegExp are implemented with OCL. We start to work on it again. We plan to update the documentation, and to add a new language for RegExp (Eclipse Epsilon).
A short documentation on using Layer RegExp is added. Also, a tutorial (video) is available on Papyrus channel (http://youtu.be/x6lnWwD47ZI).
(In reply to Cedric Dumoulin from comment #8) > Hi, > The plugins are available as additional components. > A first documentation is released. Some functionalities are not well > documented (especially RegExp). > > Actually, RegExp are implemented with OCL. > > We start to work on it again. We plan to update the documentation, and to > add a new language for RegExp (Eclipse Epsilon). You mean, as an option or as a replacement of OCL? I've followed the youtube documentation, it works great! A possible enhancement would of course be to use the embedded xtext editor for the regexp expressions (but that would be a seperate bug I guess :-) Thx for the docu!
(In reply to comment #10) > You mean, as an option or as a replacement of OCL? Epsilon language will be another choice. It will be possible to choose between OCL or Epsilon. > > I've followed the youtube documentation, it works great! A possible enhancement > would of course be to use the embedded xtext editor for the regexp expressions > (but that would be a seperate bug I guess :-) Yes, an embedded editor with completion would be great ! We should fill a bug about that.
