The JvmModelInferrer, the debugger and Xbase in Xtext 2.3

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The JvmModelInferrer, the debugger and Xbase in Xtext 2.3

Xtext 2.1: using Xbase variables

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Xtext 2.1: using Xbase variables

In this post, I’d like to continue to inspect how to use only a small part of Xbase and still have the control on the generation part: in particular (for other projects) I would like to retain the control on the generation for my model, while relying on the Xbase generation for the Xbase parts. Thus, in this post I’ll describe:

• how to integrate Xbase variables (XVariableDeclaration) and expressions (XExpression) in your DSL
• how to extend Xbase scoping for making the variables visible in the expressions
• write a generator for your DSL and reuse the XbaseCompiler for the code of XVariableDeclaration and XExpressions

Xtext 2.1: using Xbase expressions

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Xtext 2.1: using Xbase expressions

I’d like to inspect how to use only a small part of Xbase and still have the control on the generation part: in particular (for other projects) I would like to retain the control on the generation for my model, while relying on the Xbase generation for the Xbase parts. Thus, in this post I’ll describe:

• how to integrate Xbase expressions (XExpression) in your DSL
• write a generator for your DSL and reuse the XbaseCompiler for the code of XExpressions

Using JVM Types in Xtext 2.1 and the ImportManager

Using JVM Types in Xtext 2.1 and the ImportManager