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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| − | Texo code can be generated directly by right-clicking on one or more xsd or ecore files and selecting 'Texo > Generate Code'. | + | Texo code can be generated directly by right-clicking on one or more xsd, xcore or ecore files and selecting 'Texo > Generate Code'. |
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== Setting the output folder == | == Setting the output folder == | ||
| − | The output folder for the generated artifacts can be set in the project properties. | + | The output folder for the generated artifacts can be set in the project properties. First you need to add the Texo nature to the project (otherwise the Texo tab is not visible in the project properties). |
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| + | Then right click on the project and go to the project properties and then Texo. | ||
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| + | There are two fields, the output folder is the destination of the generated code and artifacts. The templates folder is used for [[Texo/Template_Overriding|template overriding]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:46, 13 December 2013
Introduction
Texo code can be generated directly by right-clicking on one or more xsd, xcore or ecore files and selecting 'Texo > Generate Code'.
As a default the generated code is placed in a src-gen folder in the project of the selected model file. If you generate code for multiple model files in different projects then the generated code is created in the project of each resp. model file.
Setting the output folder
The output folder for the generated artifacts can be set in the project properties. First you need to add the Texo nature to the project (otherwise the Texo tab is not visible in the project properties).
Then right click on the project and go to the project properties and then Texo.
There are two fields, the output folder is the destination of the generated code and artifacts. The templates folder is used for template overriding.