Posted
about 11 years
ago
by
redeyedmars
I was curious about the possibility to have parameters in states, for example sm { st(Integer x = 0) { [x<100] / { System.out.println(x); }-> st(x+1); } } would be a statemachine that could count from 0 to 99. Mainly I was wondering if this would break some statemachine formalism or something simila
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Posted
about 11 years
ago
by
Timothy Lethbridge
Hi, When I submitted the fix to a few words on the web page (which is not tested) a failure then occurred in the Build on something totally unrelated. I am not able to stop and diagnose. I fired off a forced build,. but it failed too. I am not in a position to take the time right now to diagnose
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Posted
about 11 years
ago
by
None
FYI, I wrote a few tests for the UmpleGenerator (in addition to the notes below). I am working on a separate Umple generating Umple generator, but with slightly different semantics. In my case, I actually want to output the intermediate / prepared version of the model back into Umple. In this ca
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Posted
about 11 years
ago
by
None
I am cleaning up the Umple system for it's own warnings, so I will be removing the "model" from the CodeMetrics as it is a duplicate from the superclass. I will update references of "model" to "getModel()", but do not plan to write any additional tests, anyone have any thoughts on how well tested
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Posted
about 11 years
ago
by
None
Can we rename the UmpleGenerator to something else? It appears like it has been written as a replacement to our JET templating system (https://code.google.com/p/umple/issues/detail?id=447, https://code.google.com/p/umple/wiki/UCOSPLogGregHysen), but the name conflicts with our other *Generator clas
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Posted
about 11 years
ago
by
None
I updated the resetVersion task to properly (at least from my vantage point) reset all @UMPLE_VERSION@ and ${last.version} after a build. If you notice any issues (the build machine passed) let me know -- aforward
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Posted
about 11 years
ago
by
Timothy Lethbridge
The formal release of Umple 1.19.0.3287 is now complete. It can be found on Google Code at https://code.google.com/p/umple/downloads/list or on Github at https://github.com/umple/Umple/releases The main improvements in this release are - A lot of bug fixes, or places where there was missing cod
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Posted
about 11 years
ago
by
Timothy Lethbridge
The formal release of Umple 1.19.0.3287 is now complete. It can be found on Google Code at https://code.google.com/p/umple/downloads/list or on Github at https://github.com/umple/Umple/releases The main improvements in this release are - A lot of bug fixes, or places where there was
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Posted
about 11 years
ago
by
Timothy Lethbridge
The formal release of Umple 1.19.0.3287 is now complete. It can be found on Google Code at https://code.google.com/p/umple/downloads/list or on Github at https://github.com/umple/Umple/releases The main improvements in this release are - A lot of bug fixes, or places where there was missing cod
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Posted
about 11 years
ago
by
Timothy Lethbridge
Hi, I am going to do a release this evening as announced earlier. Nobody objected so I will initiate the process shortly. Tim Timothy C. Lethbridge, PhD, P.Eng., I.S.P., CSDP Professor of Software Engineering and Computer Science / Professeur Titulaire de gï¿œnie logiciel et d'informatique and Vi
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