Creating a new template in C# code

[Cleber.Hans]

Good afternoon.
I need to know how to create a specific template to generate the following codes to standard output in C #.

public class Pais{
public int PaisId{get; set;}
public string Nome{get; set;}
}

Thanks

[g.makulik]

Hi Hans,

It's a bit unclear for me, what exctly you want to know.

a) How to write a code generation template that generates this code
b) How to model a class that EA c# standard templates generate this
    code.

For a) I would recommend to have a look at the C# code generation templates.
If it's b) that should be fairly easy. Create a class named 'Pais' on a class diagram and give it the attributes 'PaisId' and 'Nome'. Change the attributes' stereotype to <<Property>>.
Ensure that the classes language is set to C#, and start code generation.

HTH
Günther

[Cleber.Hans]

Gunter, good evening!

[size=12]What I want is to generate automatic properties in C #[/size].
For example, observe the class Country:

public class Pais {

      private string nomePais;
      private string siglaPais;
}//end Pais

The code should be:

public class Pais {

      public NomePais {get; set;}
      public string SiglaPais{get; set;};
}//end Pais

I have no idea how to generate this code.

Thanks

[Geert Bellekens]

Isn't there somewhere a checkbox that you can set to indicate that an attribute is a property?

Geert

[KP]

The {get; set;} syntax can be achieved by giving an attribute the «property» stereotype. Don't click the "Property" checkbox for the attribute because that will give you the longhand syntax.

[Cleber.Hans]

Hi KP, thanks a lot for your answer.
I know your answer is correct, but let me replace my problem:

I would like the standard output (get set) generates the system was placed on the same line and PascalCasing rating.

public NomePais {get; set;}
 
That's it.

[Makulik]

Hi Hans,

Under 'Tools->Options->Source Code Engineering' there's a checkbox named 'Captialized Attribute Names for Properties'. Did you already try that?
If this won't help you would really need to adapt the C# Code Generation Templates accordingly. Have a look at the 'Attribute Declaration' template.
When I was looking at it I've also seen that it expects a tagged value 'Automatic' at the attribute to generate C# auto field properties.

HTH
Günther

[Cleber.Hans]

Hi Gunther,
Their response worked.

      /// <summary>
      /// Designa o nome da cidade.
      /// </summary>
      public string NomeCidade{
            get{
                  return nomeCidade;
            }
            set{
                  nomeCidade = value;
            }
      }

Now I need to customize the output to remove
the code: (return nomeCidade and nomeCidade = value)

Thanks

[g.makulik]

Now I need to customize the output to remove
the code: (return nomeCidade and nomeCidade = value)

I think that's achievable using the tagged value I mentioned ...

Günther

PS: As a hint I want to advise you really to have a look at the standard code generation templates, if you want to use code generation extensively. You should get a good grip, what might be generated exactly and the dependencies from code generation options, stereotypes and tagged values. You can access the templates using 'Settings->Code Generation Templates' and choose C# in the Language drop down.
You can find more information about the conditions used here:
http://www.sparxsystems.com/enterprise_architect_user_guide/9.3/standard_uml_models/fieldsubstitutionmacros.html

[Cleber.Hans]

Gunther, You're really fantastic. I study and I will post soon.

Again, thanks a lot.

Hans