15 Jun
2007
15 Jun
'07
5:53 p.m.
Hi,
I was just starting to compute invocations and access information for
my methods and attributes. Could someone provide an examplary file for this
purpose or could point to a possible explanation? I am just looking at the
meta model present on the web site but couldn't understand enough to start
my implementation.
Do I make one entry for each invocation and access?
Secondly, I would like to know the difference between namepaces and packages
as they are seen by MOOSE. Because, as i understand, namespace is an
equivalent to a package as far as their different use at the level of
programming languages is concerned (Java vs C#). Therefore, my MSE file only
contains namespaces but no packages.
usman
16 Jun
16 Jun
8:19 a.m.
On 15 juin 07, at 17:53, Usman Bhatti wrote:
Hi,
I was just starting to compute invocations and access information
for my methods and attributes. Could someone provide an examplary
file for this purpose or could point to a possible explanation? I
am just looking at the meta model present on the web site but
couldn't understand enough to start my implementation.
An access represents the fact that a method accesses a given attribute
accessedIn = method
accesses = attribute/field
Do I make one entry for each invocation and access?
Yes
taken from http://smallwiki.unibe.ch/moose/lansamplemodel/?
action=MimeView
(FAMIX.Access (id: 336)
(accessedIn (idref: 28))
(accesses (idref: 5))
(readWriteAccess true)
(stub false))
An invocation
receivingVariable is the receiver
candidate is the possible list of methods that could be invoked
invokedBy is the method in which the message send is performed
invokes is the name of the message
in the past there were also the receiving class and the baseclass?
Doru do they still used?
(FAMIX.Invocation (id: 2)
(candidate (idref: 3))
(invokedBy (idref: 4))
(invokes 'name:(Object)')
(receivingVariable (idref: 5))
(stub false))
Secondly, I would like to know the difference between namepaces and
packages as they are seen by MOOSE. Because, as i understand,
namespace is an equivalent to a package as far as their different
use at the level of programming languages is concerned (Java vs
C#). Therefore, my MSE file only contains namespaces but no packages.
In some languages namespaces and packages are different things in
Smalltalk for example a package does not
have any scope associated with: it is just a container of entity used
for deployement.
So basically in your case you can map your package to namespace (I do
not know in C# if this is the same as in java but in Java
namespace . . . does not define nesting of component just naming).
But I may have forgot :)
Stef
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