I have obtained a parameterized class with reverse engineering. The
class has a single template argument. I have added a second template to
the class by using the logical view steps. Then I have generated the
code. The declaration of the class is okay (it has two template
arguments) however the definitions are wrong since they still have a
single template argument. 

I have tried many options but none of them seem to work. 
BTW, the point that the class has been generated via reverse engineering
is irrelevant. The same happens with classes generated in Rose. The
implementation is not updated with the second template arguments.

Does anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks,  

Diego

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