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| Re: Class with any operation with more of one parameter [message #639669 is a reply to message #639642] |
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Hi,
Please prefix your post subjects with the name of the tool you're using.
Is that XPand, Acceleo, Jet? Your message doesn't mention any hint
towards this.
If you're using Acceleo, you could use the following (starting from a
package):
[package.packagedElements->filter(Class)->select(ownedOperations- >select(parameters->size()
> 1)->notEmpty())/]
There are less convoluted means depending on where exactly you wish to
filter these classes, but that's the whole thing.
Laurent Goubet
Obeo
On 17/11/2010 11:23, olafo987 wrote:
> Hi
>
> How I can determine if one Class have some operation with more of one
> parameter?.
> if in my model UML I have the following classes:
>
> ContractService
> public delecteContract(pContract : Contract, pCustomer costumer) : Contract
> ______
>
> TypeContractservice
> addTypeContr(pTypeContract : TypeContract) : TypeContract
> deleteTypeCont(pTypeContract : TypeContract) : TypeContract
> _____
>
> I should find only ContractService
>
> Thanks
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