31 Oct
2011
31 Oct
'11
7:45 a.m.
Hi,
I went over it and now we have:
"FAMIXClass represents an entity which can build new instances. A FAMIXClass is a
FAMIXType, therefore it is involved in super/sub types relationships (depending on the
language) and it holds attributes, methods.
FAMIX does not model explicitly interfaces, but a FAMIXClass can represent a Java
interface by setting the isInterface property.
A class is typically contained in a namespace. To model nested or anonymous classes, Java
extractors can set the container of classes to classes or methods, respectively."
Doru
On 30 Oct 2011, at 23:53, Stéphane Ducasse wrote:
proposition:
FAMIXClass represents an entity which can build new instances. A FAMIXClass is a
FAMIXType, therefore it belongs to a super/sub lattice (depending on the language) and it
holds attributes, methods, structures.
FAMIX does not model explicitly interfaces and nested classes.
But a FAMIXClass can represent a Java interface (see isInterface query method).
Java extractors can nest classes into classes and classes in namespaces.
For anonymous classes, classes are simply defined in methods.
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