Re: RE: [mdt-papyrus.dev] Xtext editors for OCL

["Raphaël Faudou" <raphael.faudou@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Good idea.
Thank you to put Tristan Faure in the loop : he has strong expertise in OCL and in integration of OCL in Eclipse view and editors (including contributions to EMF).
regards
raphaël


 Date du message : mai 25 2010, 09:30 AM
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 Hi Ed,
 
 
 Yes it is a good idea. Arnaud cc this email is almost finishing the integration of Xtext within Papyrus. If you want, he can discuss with you in order to know how you could contribute the integration of you OCL editors within Papyrus. It would be a very nice fature.
 
 Thanks,
 Best... Sébastien.
 
 
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 -----Message d'origine-----
 De : mdt-papyrus.dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mdt-papyrus.dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Ed Willink
 Envoyé : vendredi 21 mai 2010 10:36
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 Objet : [mdt-papyrus.dev] Xtext editors for OCL
 
 Hi
 
 MDT/OCL 3.0.0M7 introduces four Xtext editors for OCL. For Helios these 
 are 'examples'. For ?Indigo? they should mature to non-examples.
 
 The EssentialOCL editor supports editing a single OCL expression and so 
 may be useful within Papyrus pop-ups. The API to support resolution of 
 references from expressions to the outer model has not been looked at., 
 so if you can provide a Papyrus example that pops-up the editor on a 
 model, I can help resolve the semantic API. If use of Xtext in pop-ups 
 is difficult, no doubt the itemis team will help.
 
 The CompleteOCL editor for OCL documents, and the OCLinEcore editor may 
 be worth integrating as part of a larger environment.
 
 [The fourth editor supports definition of the OCL 'standard' library.]
 
 Behind the scenes the editors use a modeling-representation agnostic 
 pivot model, so the OCLinEcore editor will acquire an OCLinUML sibling 
 that adds richer class structure such as Associations to a textual 
 representation of a model that will endeavour to use a formal syntax 
 resembling the informal presentation characteristic of OMG specifications.
 
      Regards
 
          Ed Willink
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