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Created January 07, 2016 17:58

I'm not 100% sure what you want to achieve but you could define a node attribute for any concept and define an editor for it.You can for example hide any node with this approach(more info here) or ...

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3. Exchanging Node with Node of allowed Concept

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Created January 07, 2016 17:06

Your first approach should work. If only one child is generated always make sure that $COPY_SRCL surrounds a Statement and not a StatementList .Consider the following example: /*package*/ void test...

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Created December 23, 2015 18:00

Maybe he meant LanguageAspectSupport.isAspectModel(model)?This class also contains another useful method:LanguageAspectSupport.getAspectModels(module)

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Created December 15, 2015 23:34

Your first strategy would be possible if you don't find a better one: if(!model.nodes(<all>).any({ ~node => NodesMatcher.matchNodes(node, newGeneratedNode) == null; })){ addNewNode(); }

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3. Suggested strategy to generate concepts

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Created December 13, 2015 18:56

Looks interesting. One possible improvement: If you want better usability you could get rid of the intentions and boolean values (used for example for optional groups of elements) and use the new M...

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3. Grammar to describe a projectional editor

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Created December 12, 2015 21:23

I experienced that same and submitted it to the issue tracker. More details here

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Created December 12, 2015 19:46

list<SModel> models = new arraylist<SModel>; models.addAll(new ProjectScope(ProjectHelper.getProject(editorContext.getRepository())).getModels()); models.forEach({~it =>   nlist<> rootNodes = ne...

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3. Traversing all nodes of every model

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Created December 12, 2015 18:56

I am glad you got it working. Yes you can add it to the project. I think other people with the same issue would benefit from it.

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3. Write access for node from JComponent

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Created December 11, 2015 21:57

"return getValue()" does nothing except preventing a syntax error. From the documentation:$COPY_SRCL$ - copies the specified collection of nodes and replaces the wrapped codeYou can get the stateme...

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Created December 09, 2015 17:47

Should now work with 3.3 RC1.

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