[gme-users] Doubts with MetaGME
Akos Ledeczi
akos.ledeczi at vanderbilt.edu
Thu Dec 15 23:13:52 CST 2005
Kitty,
I do not understand your question. Are you talking about MetaGME or GME?
In the MetaGME paradigm every object is an atom. There is no
composition, no hierarchy. So, I am not sure why you would want
especially a Connection (atom) to contain anything...
Or maybe you are talking about connections in any paradigm in GME not
being able to contain stuff and having to work around this limitation
during metamodeling?!
Pls. clarify. You may want to do it in person, my verbal communication
skills maybe better than the written ones ;)
Akos
Krishnakumar B wrote:
>Hi Folks,
>
>Is there any reason that connections are (and should be) atoms in MetaGME?
>Quite often, I find that the elements that I use to describe a connection
>needs to be associated with properties, and in some cases needs to contain
>(i.e., composition) other elements. And in almost every use of
>connections, I have to work around it by adding another element (either an
>atom or a model), and making connections to and from that element. This
>increases the number of elements as well as the number of connections.
>
>I would like to know if there is an elegant alternative to designing
>connections without the extra baggage. I am also interested in any
>solutions that people have used in the past, i.e., something like "Design
>Patterns" for metamodeling.
>
>-kitty.
>
>
>
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