You should set the root folder. http://www.themoosebook.org/book/externals/import-export/root-folder

Cheers,

On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 6:20 PM, Alberto Bacchelli alberto.bacchelli@usi.chwrote:

Hi,

I've parsed a Java system by using Verveine-J (pretty fast :) and imported the resulting MSE file in the Moose Suite 4.6 Development I downloaded from the moose website. Everything went fine.

I saw that each non-stub FAMIXClass has a FAMIXFileAnchor that correctly points to the java source code file that contains the class declaration. However, I cannot find the right way to directly access this declaration (even though the FAMIXFileAnchor contains also startLine,startColumn,endLine, and endColumn). I tried to call the method FAMIXFileAnchor>>sourceText, but I only get an empty string.

Is there a way to access the source code?

Thanks.

Cheers, Alberto

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I start by replying to myself :)

I had a look at the method FAMIXFileAnchor>>completeText, which contains this line:

fsReference := (FSFilesystem onDisk referenceTo: self rootFolder, self fileName).

by printing rootFolder I get this content:

'/Applications/Moose.app/Contents/Resources/src/output/'

and by printing fileName (I just put an example):

'/Users/sback/Desktop/java/2009-03-23-argoUML_0.28/argouml/src/argouml-app/src/org/argouml/uml/cognitive/critics/CrMultiComposite.java'

the fileName is taken by the MSE generated by Verveine-J. By composing the rootFolder and the fileName, the method cannot locate the correct file. Simply by changing the aforementioned line to:

fsReference := (FSFilesystem onDisk referenceTo: self fileName).

the method worked and I got the source file of the class (it is very nice that it just outputs the declaration of the class within the containing file ;).

So, it seems to be an inconsistency between Verveine-J (head on the repository) and Moose 4.6.

What should be done?

Cheers, Alberto

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