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How to add custom import statements in the generated java file in xtext using jvmmodelInferrer?
How to add multiple outlets for generated XText DSLDisable “Add Xtext nature” dialog in EclipseIs there a java grammar file for Xtext?Xtext multiple generatorsAlways add a specific 'import static extension' to an XText DSLGenerate DSL file with XText from Java modelHow to split Xtext grammar file into multiple ones?Validate xtext editor content which is generated by Grammar fileValidation error if Import is not present in xtextHow to generate a parser generator using Xtext?
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I have written a grammar for my domain specific language in xtext and I am using jvmmodelInferrer to generate java code. I can generate fields and custom methods but how can I add custom import statements like 'import java.util.*' in the generated java file without the user having to explicitly write the import statement?
dsl xtext xtend xbase
asked Mar 28 at 10:25
Kartik RautKartik Raut
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I have written a grammar for my domain specific language in xtext and I am using jvmmodelInferrer to generate java code. I can generate fields and custom methods but how can I add custom import statements like 'import java.util.*' in the generated java file without the user having to explicitly write the import statement?
dsl xtext xtend xbase
asked Mar 28 at 10:25
Kartik RautKartik Raut
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there should be no need for that. can you give more context about what you do in the inferrer
– Christian Dietrich
Mar 28 at 17:34
I have to execute SQL queries. So I have generated code for execution of SQL queries but I need to generate an import statement 'import java.sql.*'. So how can i generate the import statement?
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:06
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I have written a grammar for my domain specific language in xtext and I am using jvmmodelInferrer to generate java code. I can generate fields and custom methods but how can I add custom import statements like 'import java.util.*' in the generated java file without the user having to explicitly write the import statement?
dsl xtext xtend xbase
asked Mar 28 at 10:25
Kartik RautKartik Raut
61 bronze badge
I have written a grammar for my domain specific language in xtext and I am using jvmmodelInferrer to generate java code. I can generate fields and custom methods but how can I add custom import statements like 'import java.util.*' in the generated java file without the user having to explicitly write the import statement?
dsl xtext xtend xbase
dsl xtext xtend xbase
asked Mar 28 at 10:25
Kartik RautKartik Raut
61 bronze badge
asked Mar 28 at 10:25
Kartik RautKartik Raut
61 bronze badge
asked Mar 28 at 10:25
Kartik RautKartik Raut
61 bronze badge
asked Mar 28 at 10:25
Kartik RautKartik Raut
61 bronze badge
asked Mar 28 at 10:25
Kartik RautKartik Raut
61 bronze badge
61 bronze badge
there should be no need for that. can you give more context about what you do in the inferrer
– Christian Dietrich
Mar 28 at 17:34
I have to execute SQL queries. So I have generated code for execution of SQL queries but I need to generate an import statement 'import java.sql.*'. So how can i generate the import statement?
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:06
add a comment
|
there should be no need for that. can you give more context about what you do in the inferrer
– Christian Dietrich
Mar 28 at 17:34
I have to execute SQL queries. So I have generated code for execution of SQL queries but I need to generate an import statement 'import java.sql.*'. So how can i generate the import statement?
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:06
there should be no need for that. can you give more context about what you do in the inferrer
– Christian Dietrich
Mar 28 at 17:34
there should be no need for that. can you give more context about what you do in the inferrer
– Christian Dietrich
Mar 28 at 17:34
I have to execute SQL queries. So I have generated code for execution of SQL queries but I need to generate an import statement 'import java.sql.*'. So how can i generate the import statement?
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:06
I have to execute SQL queries. So I have generated code for execution of SQL queries but I need to generate an import statement 'import java.sql.*'. So how can i generate the import statement?
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:06
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you dont generate import strings. you just use rich strings in a proper way and everything happens automatically
def dispatch void infer(Model element, IJvmDeclaredTypeAcceptor acceptor, boolean isPreIndexingPhase)
for (greeting : element.greetings)
acceptor.accept(greeting.toClass("demo." + greeting.name)) [
members += greeting.toMethod("demo", Void.TYPE.typeRef) [
body = '''
«JFrame» f = null;
«"java.util.List".typeRef("java.lang.String".typeRef)» l = null;
return;
'''
]
]
answered Mar 28 at 18:31
Christian DietrichChristian Dietrich
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Thanks, I never thought of it.
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:51
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you dont generate import strings. you just use rich strings in a proper way and everything happens automatically
def dispatch void infer(Model element, IJvmDeclaredTypeAcceptor acceptor, boolean isPreIndexingPhase)
for (greeting : element.greetings)
acceptor.accept(greeting.toClass("demo." + greeting.name)) [
members += greeting.toMethod("demo", Void.TYPE.typeRef) [
body = '''
«JFrame» f = null;
«"java.util.List".typeRef("java.lang.String".typeRef)» l = null;
return;
'''
]
]
answered Mar 28 at 18:31
Christian DietrichChristian Dietrich
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Thanks, I never thought of it.
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:51
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you dont generate import strings. you just use rich strings in a proper way and everything happens automatically
def dispatch void infer(Model element, IJvmDeclaredTypeAcceptor acceptor, boolean isPreIndexingPhase)
for (greeting : element.greetings)
acceptor.accept(greeting.toClass("demo." + greeting.name)) [
members += greeting.toMethod("demo", Void.TYPE.typeRef) [
body = '''
«JFrame» f = null;
«"java.util.List".typeRef("java.lang.String".typeRef)» l = null;
return;
'''
]
]
answered Mar 28 at 18:31
Christian DietrichChristian Dietrich
8,9694 gold badges18 silver badges29 bronze badges
Thanks, I never thought of it.
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:51
add a comment
|
you dont generate import strings. you just use rich strings in a proper way and everything happens automatically
def dispatch void infer(Model element, IJvmDeclaredTypeAcceptor acceptor, boolean isPreIndexingPhase)
for (greeting : element.greetings)
acceptor.accept(greeting.toClass("demo." + greeting.name)) [
members += greeting.toMethod("demo", Void.TYPE.typeRef) [
body = '''
«JFrame» f = null;
«"java.util.List".typeRef("java.lang.String".typeRef)» l = null;
return;
'''
]
]
answered Mar 28 at 18:31
Christian DietrichChristian Dietrich
8,9694 gold badges18 silver badges29 bronze badges
you dont generate import strings. you just use rich strings in a proper way and everything happens automatically
def dispatch void infer(Model element, IJvmDeclaredTypeAcceptor acceptor, boolean isPreIndexingPhase)
for (greeting : element.greetings)
acceptor.accept(greeting.toClass("demo." + greeting.name)) [
members += greeting.toMethod("demo", Void.TYPE.typeRef) [
body = '''
«JFrame» f = null;
«"java.util.List".typeRef("java.lang.String".typeRef)» l = null;
return;
'''
]
]
answered Mar 28 at 18:31
Christian DietrichChristian Dietrich
8,9694 gold badges18 silver badges29 bronze badges
answered Mar 28 at 18:31
Christian DietrichChristian Dietrich
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answered Mar 28 at 18:31
Christian DietrichChristian Dietrich
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answered Mar 28 at 18:31
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Thanks, I never thought of it.
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:51
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Thanks, I never thought of it.
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:51
Thanks, I never thought of it.
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:51
Thanks, I never thought of it.
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Mar 28 at 18:51
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there should be no need for that. can you give more context about what you do in the inferrer
– Christian Dietrich
Mar 28 at 17:34
I have to execute SQL queries. So I have generated code for execution of SQL queries but I need to generate an import statement 'import java.sql.*'. So how can i generate the import statement?
– Kartik Raut
Mar 28 at 18:06