Title: RE: (ROSE) Generating Code from Rose to Visual Basic
Hi all,
I am trying to generate code in vb from a component modelled in rose.
i have some doubts regarding the mappings
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1)How is a "Sub" procedure is added in to a class
- Make sure that you have set language for your model as ‘Visual Basic’.
- To your class add an operation which you want to be a ‘Sub’. Make sure that you do NOT specify any return type. Now when you generate code, this operation is coded as a Sub and not as a function.
- If you specify the return type, the same appears as a function.
2)How is "optional argument " in a method �mapped in rose
- Make sure that you have set language for your model as ‘Visual Basic’.
- Open the specification for the operation.
- Got to details tab and open the specification of the argument which you want to make optional.
- You can make it optional in two ways:
- Go to the Visual Basic tab of the specification of the argument.
- You will see the ‘Optional’ property. Set it to True.
- Alternatively, in the specification for the argument, in the general tab, simply specify a default value. This will automatically make the argument optional when you generate the code.
3)How about "Paramarray" mapped in�rose
- Make sure that you have set language for your model as ‘Visual Basic’.
- Open the specification for the operation.
- Got to details tab and open the specification of the argument which you want to make optional.
- Go to the Visual Basic tab and set the property ParamArray to True.
4)How can we map�UDT(user defined type)�as Return
�� and �UDT as argument and UDT delaration inside class.
- Add a class to the model, which you want to convert into UDT.
- Give it proper name.
- Open the specification for it.
- Change the stereotype to UDT.
- Go to the ‘Attributes’ tab and add attributes, which will becomes members of the UDT.
- Now, open the specification of the class and the open the specification of the operation.
- For the operation, choose the UDT you just now added for the return type from the combo box. Yes, your UDT will appear in the return type combo.
- On the similar lines, your UDT will appear in the type combo box for arguments.
- After you are done, select the UDT class you added in the browser tree.
- Drag it and drop it on the class inside which you want the UDT to get encapsulated.
- Now, the UDT will appear in the ‘Nested’ tab of the specification of the class.
- When you generate the code, the UDT declaration will appear in the class module.
- In the specification of the UDT class, you can specify whether it is public or private.
5)How do we map in Rose�"MTS transaction mode" settings on class properties
I think this is not possible. I have been struggling with this. I even modified the PTY file to add MTS related stuff into it. But, VB add-in seems to be doing something and I think it does not support MTS related class properties.
6)Can we map the Dll project properties like
��� compatibility,unattended execution can be set,remore server files�etc on a rose model.
Refer to #5 response. I think this will also not be possible.
I hope this helps you.
Regards,
Omkar
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