[News.eclipse.technology.gmf] Re: two figure for a connection + Source E

["Angelo Marguglio" <angelo.marguglio@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the answer, but I am not sure if it refers to my first problem  
or the second one.
If it is about the second one:
- if I use "Target End Constrain" in the link mapping it works fine
- if I use "Source End Constrain" in the link mapping it doesn't work as I  
aspect
- if I use both "Source End Constrain" and "Target End Constrain" I can't  
make any kind of links.
I hope to be clear, if it isn't so please ask me to explain again my  
problem.
BYE

In data Fri, 28 Jul 2006 10:15:16 +0200, Dmitry Stadnik <5d5@xxxxxxx> ha  
scritto:

> Hello!
>
> 	Have you specified link constraints in link mappings? They should be  
> defined so for the newly created link only one mapping would pass.
>
> Angelo Marguglio wrote:
> > Hi all!
> > I''m developing a diagram in which I'd like to connect two node by a  
> > connection. I can specify the kind of this connection using an  
> > enumeration and every kind has an own figure.
> > In the .gmfmap I have three "Link Mapping" in which I set the kind of  
> > the connection by a "Feature Seq Initializer". In the generated diagram  
> > there are three EditPart, one for each link mapping, with an own inner  
> > figure.
> > In runtime I have a problem. When I try to create a new connection, two  
> > links are displayed.
> > I read a thread about a similar problem, but I didn't find a solution  
> > for this problem.
> >  I have also a second problem: in my editor the "Source End Constraint"  
> > doesn0t work fine. I'd like to show the disallow cursor when the mouse  
> > is over a node that I can't connect (as a source).
> >  --Angelo Marguglio
> >  reply to: angelo.marguglio[at]libero.it



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Angelo Marguglio

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