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OCL console evaluate on M1 [message #58795]

Thu, 19 June 2008 10:36

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: david.uni-koblenz.de

Hi all,

I am extending OCL with my own metamodel, aiming at using the OCL console
with it. Now I discovered, that the OCL interpreter example does not
support evaluation at modeling level M1 (only parsing), which I need badly
for my project.
Is there a specific reason for this?
I tried to just replace the Code at the case distinction of the modeling
level in OCLConsolePage.evaluate() at case: M1 with the one from case: M2.
Unfortunatly this always returns false.
Help would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers David

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Re: OCL console evaluate on M1 [message #58820 is a reply to message #58795]

Thu, 19 June 2008 11:10

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Originally posted by: cdamus.zeligsoft.com

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Hi, David,

There is no specific reason; the interpreter is just an example.

There is room for some contributions, here, if you are interested in
working on them:

- the Ecore editor can create "dynamic instances" of an EClass.
It would be nice to evaluate by evaluating M1 expressions
on them
- the OCL interpreter already supports evaluation of M1 expressions
on UML InstanceSpecifications. Would be nice to support that in
the OCL console example
- for instance models of Ecore or UML metamodels, the console
should be able to evaluate M1 expressions

To get past the problem you are having, start by enabling the evaluation
tracing option in the org.eclipse.ocl/ options in your launch
configuration. This will trace, on System.out, the evaluation of every
OCL expression, sub-exp by sub-exp. This should give some indication of
where the expression is turning south.

HTH,

Christian

On Thu, 2008-06-19 at 10:36 +0000, David Saile wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I am extending OCL with my own metamodel, aiming at using the OCL console
> with it. Now I discovered, that the OCL interpreter example does not
> support evaluation at modeling level M1 (only parsing), which I need badly
> for my project.
> Is there a specific reason for this?
> I tried to just replace the Code at the case distinction of the modeling
> level in OCLConsolePage.evaluate() at case: M1 with the one from case: M2.
> Unfortunatly this always returns false.
> Help would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Cheers David
>

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Hi, David, 
 
There is no specific reason; the interpreter is just an example. 
 
There is room for some contributions, here, if you are interested in working on them: 
 
  - the Ecore editor can create "dynamic instances" of an EClass. 
    It would be nice to evaluate by evaluating M1 expressions 
    on them 
  - the OCL interpreter already supports evaluation of M1 expressions 
    on UML InstanceSpecifications.  Would be nice to support that in 
    the OCL console example 
  - for instance models of Ecore or UML metamodels, the console 
    should be able to evaluate M1 expressions 
 
To get past the problem you are having, start by enabling the evaluation tracing option in the org.eclipse.ocl/ options in your launch configuration.  This will trace, on System.out, the evaluation of every OCL expression, sub-exp by sub-exp.  This should give some indication of where the expression is turning south. 
 
HTH, 
 
Christian 
 
On Thu, 2008-06-19 at 10:36 +0000, David Saile wrote:
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Hi all,

I am extending OCL with my own metamodel, aiming at using the OCL console 
with it. Now I discovered, that the OCL interpreter example does not 
support evaluation at modeling level M1 (only parsing), which I need badly 
for my project. 
Is there a specific reason for this?
I tried to just replace the Code at the case distinction of the modeling 
level in OCLConsolePage.evaluate() at case: M1 with the one from case: M2. 
Unfortunatly this always returns false.
Help would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers David

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Re: OCL console evaluate on M1 [message #58896 is a reply to message #58820]

Fri, 20 June 2008 13:09

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: david.uni-koblenz.de

Hi Christian,

Thanks a lot for your quick answer.

> There is room for some contributions, here, if you are interested in
> working on them:

I'm working on this for a student research project. Unfortunatly I can't
put any extra work in it at the moment, since I have a very tight
schedule. Of course I will contribute everything usefull I implement on my
way.

> To get past the problem you are having, start by enabling the evaluation
> tracing option in the org.eclipse.ocl/ options in your launch
> configuration. This will trace, on System.out, the evaluation of every
> OCL expression, sub-exp by sub-exp. This should give some indication of
> where the expression is turning south.

Do I misinterpret your proposition, by assuming this means using the
org.eclipse.ocl.options.* classes? Unfortunatly I couldn't find an
evaluation tracing option there.

Cheers David

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Re: OCL console evaluate on M1 [message #58924 is a reply to message #58896]

Fri, 20 June 2008 13:13

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: cdamus.zeligsoft.com

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Hi, David,

Sorry, I was referring to the options in the Tracing tab of your Launch
Configuration.

I look forward to your contribution, should you get the opportunity!

cW

On Fri, 2008-06-20 at 13:09 +0000, David Saile wrote:

> Hi Christian,
>
> Thanks a lot for your quick answer.
>
> > There is room for some contributions, here, if you are interested in
> > working on them:
>
> I'm working on this for a student research project. Unfortunatly I can't
> put any extra work in it at the moment, since I have a very tight
> schedule. Of course I will contribute everything usefull I implement on my
> way.
>
> > To get past the problem you are having, start by enabling the evaluation
> > tracing option in the org.eclipse.ocl/ options in your launch
> > configuration. This will trace, on System.out, the evaluation of every
> > OCL expression, sub-exp by sub-exp. This should give some indication of
> > where the expression is turning south.
>
> Do I misinterpret your proposition, by assuming this means using the
> org.eclipse.ocl.options.* classes? Unfortunatly I couldn't find an
> evaluation tracing option there.
>
> Cheers David
>

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Hi, David, 
 
Sorry, I was referring to the options in the Tracing tab of your Launch Configuration. 
 
I look forward to your contribution, should you get the opportunity! 
 
cW 
 
On Fri, 2008-06-20 at 13:09 +0000, David Saile wrote:
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Hi Christian,

Thanks a lot for your quick answer.

> There is room for some contributions, here, if you are interested in
> working on them:

I'm working on this for a student research project. Unfortunatly I can't 
put any extra work in it at the moment, since I have a very tight 
schedule. Of course I will contribute everything usefull I implement on my 
way.

> To get past the problem you are having, start by enabling the evaluation
> tracing option in the org.eclipse.ocl/ options in your launch
> configuration. This will trace, on System.out, the evaluation of every
> OCL expression, sub-exp by sub-exp. This should give some indication of
> where the expression is turning south.

Do I misinterpret your proposition, by assuming this means using the 
org.eclipse.ocl.options.* classes? Unfortunatly I couldn't find an 
evaluation tracing option there.

Cheers David

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