RE: [gmt-dev] Re: example meta model etc.

["Ghica van Emde Boas" <emdeboas@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi YeuWen,
What you describe below, is a merge of the two approaches. I have no problem
with that.

The example in "MDA Explained" was rather different in the draft of the
book, before I reviewed it ;-)

Because we have more pressing things to do for the time being, I would
really like to stop the discussion about this subject. We will restart it
when needed.

Regards,
Ghica van Emde Boas
Bronstee.com Software & Services b.v.
e-mail: emdeboas@xxxxxxxxxxxx,
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>
> Hi Ghica,
>
> If we stick to the translationist approach for now (Jorn's approach too I
> believe), transformation rules may be created to detect a column name
> that is longer than 32 char say and prompt a user to input a more
> meaningful name on the fly (and then perhaps store it for future use).
> QVT is such an implementation to achieve the above right?
>
> Some examples of how such transformation works can be found in the book
> below.
> http://www.klasse.nl/english/boeken/mdaexplained.html
>
> I am always lurking in the list, trying to get up to speed and learning
> from you guys.  Keep the discussion going.
>
> YeuWen
>
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