Hi Stef, When I do the import, it does the file reading and importing X elements phases, and during the "importing attributes and associations" it throws a Message not understood: #accessedByLists on an instance of FAMIXNamespace (#UNKNOWN_NAMESPACE). The problem seems to be that #accessedByLists is defined in FAMIXAbstractStructuralEntity and FAMIXNamespace is not a subclass of it, but of FAMIXAbstractScopable. Maybe the meta-definition of "access" is the problem. Ricky On Jul 23, 2008, at 11:15 AM, Stéphane Ducasse wrote:

doru what was the problem in a nutshell? Stef On Jul 23, 2008, at 3:18 PM, Richard Wettel wrote:

Hi, The method is called #cyclomaticComplexity :). If you want to compute it for Smalltalk methods, please load the latest version of MooseDevelopment. Cheers, Doru On Jul 24, 2008, at 9:37 AM, Menanteau Jannick wrote: -- www.tudorgirba.com www.tudorgirba.com/blog "Yesterday is a fact. Tomorrow is a possibility. Today is a challenge."

Hi all, I would like to make unitary test for several Moose methods. In this context, I don't use the Moose interface. I've done this in a method : model := MooseModel new name: 'model'. importer := NameSpaceImporter new importingContext: (NameSpaceImporter new importingContext mergeClassAndMetaclass). importer model: model; add: Pack1; run. i := (model entityNamed:#'ModelForQualixoTest') definedClasses . l := (model entityNamed:#'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class1Pack1') fanOut. k := (model entityNamed:#'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class2Pack1') fanOut. Class1Pack1 create new object from Class2Pack1. fanOut for Class1Pack1 must be 1. The result waited is : i = OrderedCollection --> ok l = 1 --> it returns 0 k = 0 --> ok In Moose interface, the result is good. I don't know what is the problem :( Thanks for helping

Hi, I've not published my code for the moment. My code is : (for testing) --- | model l importer i r d | model := MooseModel new name: 'model'. importer := NameSpaceImporter new importingContext: (NameSpaceImporter new importingContext mergeClassAndMetaclass). importer model: model; add: Smalltalk.Pack1; run. i := (model entityNamed:#'ModelForQualixoTest') definedClasses . l := (model entityNamed:#'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class1Pack1') invokedClasses. d := (model entityNamed:#'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class2Pack1') invokingClasses. r := (model entityNamed:#'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class3Pack1') invokingClasses. --- Results are : i = Set (a SCG.Moose.FAMIXClass #'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class1Pack1' a SCG.Moose.FAMIXClass #'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class4Pack1' a SCG.Moose.FAMIXClass #'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class3Pack1' a SCG.Moose.FAMIXClass #'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class2Pack1') l = OrderedCollection (a SCG.Moose.FAMIXClass #'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class4Pack1') d = OrderedCollection (a SCG.Moose.FAMIXClass #'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class1Pack1') r = OrderedCollection (a SCG.Moose.FAMIXClass #'Root::Smalltalk::Pack1::Class1Pack1') --- It's not logical : Class2Pack1 and Class3Pack1 are invoked by Class1Pack1 (variable d and r) whereas L show that Class1Pack1 invokes Class4Pack1. For information, in Class1Pack1, there is just a "new" on the three others classes. I also point out that the result is good in Moose. Have I do an error in declaration of "importer" ? Thanks for your help Le 24 juil. 08 à 22:51, Tudor Girba a écrit :