The first is the receiver of the call, for example, 'self', a variable, a class...

The second is for candidate methods (or candidate invocations if you like)

I agree that both names are confusing because they seem to refer to the same thing, and I personally make the mistake too often. If you can come up with better names, you're welcome.

On 1 avr. 09, at 15:49, Laval Jannik wrote:

Hi all,

What is the difference between:

FAMIXNamedEntity>>receivingInvocations <MSEProperty: #receivingInvocations type: #FAMIXInvocation opposite: #receiver> <multivalued> <derived> ^receivingInvocations

and

FAMIXBehaviouralEntity>>incomingInvocations <MSEProperty: #incomingInvocations type: #FAMIXInvocation opposite: #candidates> <multivalued> <derived> ^incomingInvocations

Thanks

Cheers

Jannik Laval PhD Student - Software Quality - INRIA Certified Project Management Associate (IPMA) http://www.jannik-laval.eu http://rmod.lille.inria.fr

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