generation generates .c and .h

[MREA]

what template correspond to the generation of the .c file?

My problem is:

I've a class with a collection of enums
now i wanna create only a .h file of this for including it in other files.
It worked bevor, but something changed that

[Makulik]

All of the templates ending with 'Impl'

HTH
Günther

[MREA]

yes but why he take IMPL?

he only have to generate a .h file no .c file!
the default template do that, so what did I changed?

[Makulik]

I think it doesn't matter what the input elements are, the generator will take the templates and look what's inside. If you have s.th. like

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%if classStereotype == "enum"%
%endTemplate%
nothing should be generated for elements with stereotype <<enum>>.
Besides C there are other languages that might want to implement s.th. for enums.
May be you have accidentially removed some part as described above  when you changed the code generation templates.

[MREA]

that's it!
I didn't marked the class as Stereotype "enumeration"

Thank you very much

[MREA]

But than I've another problem!

I've
class enumcollection
                    - enum
                     -enum
                    - enum
                     -enum

the output is than

enum enumcollection
{
/* this is not needed*/
};
enum
{}
enum{}

and I get dublicities

[MREA]

Ok I tried it with tagged values.
but if I put this

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$comment = "create only *.h file"
%if classTag:"onlyHeader" =="true"%
%endTemplate%
%endIf%
in file Impl he generates me a .c file without contents.
so who is calling file Impl, that seams to be the one that create the .c files.

[MREA]

what does the EA-support mean with

"An implementation file is written for all types with the exception of
those hard coded to prevent it."

--> I can't do anything?,because it'shardcoded in EA
--> or do I have to hard code it in the template?