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Sirius/Tutorials/Mindstorms/DomainModel

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Revision as of 12:29, 12 September 2018 by Frederic.madiot.obeo.fr (Talk | contribs) (Objectives)

Objectives

Define the concepts used by the Mindstorms modeling tool

Mindstorms-2-1.png

Instructions

  • Launch Obeo Designer
  • Create an Ecore Modeling Project named fr.obeo.dsl.tuto.mindstorms
    • Use the Palette to create the EClasses: Choreography, Instruction, Action, Grab, Release, Rotate and GoForward
      • Set Instruction and Action as abstract
    • Use the Palette to create SuperType relations:
      • from Grab, Release, Rotate and GoForward to Action
      • from Action and Choreography to Instruction
    • Use the Palette to create a Composition relation named instructions between Choreography and Instruction
    • Use the Palette to create EAttributes:
      • Choreography
        • name: EString
      • Rotate
        • degrees: EInt
        • random: EBoolean
      • GoForward
        • cm: EInt
    • Right-click on the diagram and select the menu Generate
      • Generate the Model code
      • Generate the Edit code
      • Generate the Editor code
  • Edit the fr.obeo.dsl.tuto.mindstorms.edit generated project to improve the default labels and icons
    • Replace the icons contained in icons/full/obj16 by those from icons-metamodel
    • Replace the getImage method of the class RotateItemProvider.java (in fr.obeo.dsl.tuto.mindstorms.edit) by the one defined in methods.txt.

Solution

  • Import the three existing Eclipse projects contained in the archive solution1.zip
    • They define the Mindstorms metamodel
  • Create and launch a new Eclipse Launch Configuration (In this new runtime, the Mindstorms metamodel will be available for execution)
    • Click on Run / Run Configuration…
    • Select Eclipse Application, click on New
    • Then click on Run
  • In the new runtime, import the Eclipse project contained in the archive sample.zip
    • It contains a sample Mindstorms model that will be used to test your modeling tool
    • You can open this model with the default editor generated by EMF

  • Your environment should look like this:

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