Hi Steffen,
thanks! What you describe makes sense. Therefore, I have modified
EGraphImpl.copy() to use your copier in case that the EGraph
contains instances from Ecore: [1]
https://git.eclipse.org/r/#/c/105679/
Best regards,
Daniel
Am 21.09.2017 um 12:39 schrieb Steffen
Zschaler:
Hi,
I've been trying to run some transformations over meta-models
(i.e., instances of Ecore). As part of this, I needed to copy
EGraphs and used EGraph.copy. This crashed with an NPE.
I did some digging and found out that the reason is that there is
an issue with how EcoreUtil.Copier works and how types and generic
types are handled in Ecore. Details here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46323548/copying-egenerictype-instances-with-ecoreutil-copier
As a result, when calling EGraph.copy (null), in some cases the
code can then not find copies of the EGenericType instances in the
resulting map and adding them to the new graph crashes.
I have written a slightly extended version of EcoreUtil.Copier
which I attach. I have so far used this like in the code below,
but was wondering whether there's an interest to include this
directly into Henshin instead.
// Given a graph graph1 with some Ecore instances in it
EcoreCopier copier = new EcoreCopier();
copier.copyAll(graph1.getRoots());
copier.copyReferences();
EGraph graph2 = graph1.copy(copier);
Best regards,
Steffen
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