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FXL
Eclipse Editor Screenshots |
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This site shows the some exemplary screenshots of the FXL Eclipse
Editor Plugin. You can get the plugin via your Eclipse update manager from
the update site http://plugins.fxl-project.com.
Within the next months additional screenshots will be added. |
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| FXL Pipeline
Editor |
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this picture you can see the pipeline view, which allows to define
intra-model and inter-model transformations for all FXL-registered
languages/models. Within this view, it is possible to define the I/O
documents and all required pipeline processes. Hereby, a pipeline
process takes the defined input files (XML-models) and generates specific results, which can be
stored or can be the input of other processes. On the right, you can see the FXL
process library that comprises all language converters and reusable
processes. In the project properties page, the FXL builder can be
activated that starts the generation processes within each Eclipse
build cycle. |
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Text-based Model View |
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This picture illustrates the
xApproach representation principle, which says that for every
xml-based model of any arbitrary language various views can be
registered. Here you can see the plain-text view of the service
language layer (SLL) model. You can add your own language model via
the de.siemens.fxl.core.models
extension point and your own views (UML diagrams, EMF generated
editors, optimized plain-text views, etc.) via the
de.siemens.fxl.ui.editors.view
extension point. |
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