[Xmi2code-develop] Re: xmi2code CFC Generator

[Leandro L. <lu...@ll...>]

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Roland Gauweiler, el mi=C3=A9rcoles 15 de octubre a las 20:14 me escribi=
ste:
> Hi Mark,
> 
> sorry, but I am not active at this time on xmi2code. But cc this mail =
to 
> Leandro, he is the maintainer.
> 
> Am Mittwoch, 15. Oktober 2003 14:32 schrieb Mark Lynch:
> > Hi Roland,
> >
> > I've been playing around with xmi2code to generate both PHP
> > and also Coldfusion components (CFC) as this is what I use
> > in work.
> >
> > I have created the guts of the template to create Coldfusion
> > but have run into a problem and due to the way coldfusion
> > comments work.
> >
> > CF comments are similar to html comments except with an
> > extra dash i.e. <!--- --->
> >
> > The problem that I am having is that printDocumentation
> > function in generator.cpp doesn't have support for a close
> > comment and CF doesn't support single line  comments like
> > php or all the other supported languages.

Well, the easyest way to go is to override printDocumentation in you
generator class or not using it at all. PHP PEAR generator use /* (start=
)
and */ (end) comment style and I have no problems implementing that...
Maybe you can look at the php.pear generator: phppeargenerator.cpp
Maybe it would be nice to have a a method in Generator to get the uggly
xmi2code marks (like '+X2C') so you don't have to deal with them and can
be changed (for some weird reason) smoothly in the future.

If you want, you can add a postfix parameter to printDocumentation() in
Generator, but please keep the current API so other generators don't hav=
e
 to be changed.

You can overload printDocumentation, make a general one:
void
Generator::printDocumentation(QTextStream& target,
                              const IdBase* pObject,
                              const QString& prefix,
                              const QString& postfix,
                              const QString& docuType,
                              bool printId,
                              const QString& firstLineLongComment)

and overload it to keep the old one (who only call the general one with
empty postfix):
void
Generator::printDocumentation(QTextStream& target,
                              const IdBase* pObject,
                              const QString& prefix,
                              const QString& docuType,
                              bool printId,
                              const QString& firstLineLongComment)
{
  printDocumentation(target, pObject, prefix, "", docuType, printId,
      firstLineLongComment);
}


I's this helpfull or I'm missing something?

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