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General Board / Import from source doesn't understand  'typen

« on: October 26, 2006, 08:24:46 am »

EA will not reverse engineer any of my template classes when they include lines with typename


There was an error parsing H:\Work\WCL\WCL\wsx_image_grey_template.h on line 29.  Unexpected symbol: Get_Image_Start

Here's a fragment of the template below.

namespace wsx
{
  namespace image
  {
          template<class TSample>
          class wsx_image_grey_template : public wsx_image_template<TSample>
           {
                   public:
                   // Defined functions.
                   typename virtual iterator Get_Image_Start();
                   typename virtual iterator Get_Image_Start(int x, int y);
                   typename virtual iterator Get_Image_Start(const wsx::data::wsx_point &point);


Any ideas for a fix?

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Automation Interface, Add-Ins and Tools / Re: C++ code generation

« on: February 09, 2005, 05:20:48 am »

Appearently it is a known issue and you must import this XML for it to work.

Code: [Select]



 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1252" ?>
- <RefData version="1.0" exporter="EA.25">
- <DataSet name="C++_Code_Template" table="t_template" filter="TemplateType='#TemplateType#' and TemplateName='#TemplateName#' and Style='#Style#'">
- <DataRow>
 <Column name="TemplateID" value="{A67D5899-C97E-4286-93AC-716A45218004}" />
 <Column name="TemplateType" value="C++_Code_Template" />
 <Column name="TemplateName" value="Attribute__StaticImpl" />
 <Column name="Template" value="%attType% %className%::%attName%%attInitial ? " = " value%;" />
 </DataRow>
- <DataRow>
 <Column name="TemplateID" value="{FD32BDFD-B7DD-4e8d-9D6B-E42831FF392C}" />
 <Column name="TemplateType" value="C++_Code_Template" />
 <Column name="TemplateName" value="Class Body Impl" />
 <Column name="Template" value="$templateArgs=%list="ClassParameter" @separator=", "% %if $templateArgs != ""% $templateArgs="<" + $templateArgs + ">" $templ="template" + $templateArgs %endIf% $consPrefix=$templ + "\n" + %classQualName% + "::" %PI="\n\n\n"% %list="Attribute__StaticImpl" @separator="\n\n" attStatic=="T"% %if genOptGenConstructor == "T" and genOptGenConstructorInline != "T" and classHasConstructor != "T"% $consPrefix%className%(){\n\n} %endIf% %if genOptGenDestructor == "T" and genOptGenDestructorInline != "T" and classHasDestructor != "T"% $destructor=$consPrefix+"~"+%className%+"(){\n\n}" $destructor %endIf% %if genOptGenCopyConstructor == "T" and genOptGenCopyConstructorInline != "T" and classHasCopyConstructor != "T"% $consPrefix%className%(const %className%& the%className%){\n\n} %endIf% %list="OperationImpl" @separator="\n\n\n"% %list="InnerClassImpl" @separator=""%" />
 </DataRow>
 </DataSet>
 </RefData>

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Automation Interface, Add-Ins and Tools / Re: C++ code generation

« on: February 08, 2005, 07:14:55 am »

What do you mean by un-compilable?

A static variable declared in a class must be defined.

class MyClass
{
public:
   static int var;
};

int MyClass::var;

Did you include this attribute in Class1 and it's not generated?

Correct

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Automation Interface, Add-Ins and Tools / C++ code generation

« on: February 08, 2005, 06:26:40 am »

I'm trying out the demo of Enterprise Architect.
I created a class diagram containing a private static integer variable and then generated the C++ source code.



///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  Class1.h
//  Implementation of the Class Class1
//  Created on:      08-Feb-2005 09:39:27
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#if !defined(EA_CF70D464_4571_408e_AD98_FC90F6E31E1F__INCLUDED_)
#define EA_CF70D464_4571_408e_AD98_FC90F6E31E1F__INCLUDED_

class Class1
{
public:
Class1();
virtual ~Class1();

private:
static int some_variable;
};

#endif // !defined(EA_CF70D464_4571_408e_AD98_FC90F6E31E1F__INCLUDED_)

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  Class1.cpp
//  Implementation of the Class Class1
//  Created on:      08-Feb-2005 09:39:27
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#include "Class1.h"

//**** THIS LINE IS MISSING FROM THE GENERATED SOURCE ****
int Class1::some_variable;
//*************************************************

Class1::Class1(){

}

Class1::~Class1(){

}

Without the missing line the code is un-compileable!

Any thoughts?