Thanks for the info
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Envoy� : mardi 22 mai 2001 14:49
� : 'Styve, Arne'; Frank Adcock; 'Rose (E-mail)'
Objet : RE: (ROSE) Multiple class ANSI C++ Generation into single file
This procedure is correct for the C++ add-in.
For the Ansi C++, it is slightly different, take a look at:
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QUESTION: I would like to generate more than one class to a header/body
file
using the ANSI C++ add-in to Rose. Can this be done?
ANSWER:
To do this, set the HeaderSourceFile property for both/all classes to the
same
file and do the same for the BodySourceFile property as well.
This can be done by either by manually editing the properties or by using
the
anc_setsourcefile.ebs script found at:
ftp://ftp.rational.com/exchange/outgoing/ANSI_C++/
The script will need to be launched from a menu. The following lines can
be
added to the cpp.mnu file that is found in the Rational\Rose\ansi c++
directory:
Menu Tools
{
Separator
Menu "ANSI C++ Scripts"
{
option "Set Source File (Selected Classes..."
{
enable %selected_items:empty:false
RoseScript $SCRIPT_PATH\anc_setsourcefile.ebs
}
}
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...
The $SCRIPT_PATH referred to here is the patmapped location of the
anc_setsourcefile.ebs on your hard disk. You could also use an absolute
path
instead of a pathmapped path if desired.
BE SURE TO SAVE AND BACKUP YOUR MODEL BEFORE YOU RUN THIS SCRIPT.
For more information, contact Rational Software Technical Support.
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Hanane
Rose TSE
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From: Styve, Arne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 1:00 PM
To: Frank Adcock; 'Rose (E-mail)'
Subject: RE: (ROSE) Multiple class ANSI C++ Generation into single file
Yes, with ANSI C++ it's no problem. In Component View you have to create a
component for each file you want to code-generate, i.e. one file of type
Package Body (or equivalent), which when set to the C++ language, will
result in the .CPP-file to be generated, and one component stereotyped to
Package Specification, which when set to C++ language, will result in the
.HPP (or .H)-file to be generated. Then specify which classes you want to be
generated in each of these component by ticking/assigning the classes from
the 'Realizes'-tab in the Component Specification Dialog. Remember to to
this assignment for both components (both .cpp and .h).
When generating code, all classes assigned to the component representing the
.CPP-file will be generated in a .CPP-file with a filename equivalent to the
name of the component.
Hope this answers your question :-)
Regards
Arne Styve
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Frank Adcock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 12:04 AM
> To: 'Rose (E-mail)'
> Subject: (ROSE) Multiple class ANSI C++ Generation into single file
>
>
>
> Is it possible to have multiple classes generated into the
> one source file.
> This would be particularly useful in terms of including exception code
> within the same file as the classes generating the exceptions
> and much more
> user friendly for the library users.
>
> Regards
>
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