Module: Mrdf_Repository

Includes:
Mmtk_helper
Included in:
Crdf_Repository
Defined in:
lib/ontomde-core/meta.rb,
lib/ontomde-core/helper.rb,
lib/ontomde-core/context.rb,
lib/ontomde-core/inspector.rb,
lib/ontomde-core/resourceSet.rb

Constant Summary

Constants included from Mmtk_helper

Mmtk_helper::MTK_WRITE_SESSION_FILE_NAMES, Mmtk_helper::NOREVERSE, Mmtk_helper::REVERSE, Mmtk_helper::TEMP_FILE_SUFFIX, Mmtk_helper::WITHOUT_MARKER

Instance Attribute Summary

Attributes included from Mmtk_helper

#fileGenerated

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods included from Mmtk_helper

#encloseWrite, #mtk_annotation, #mtk_autoNewFileCreationCheck, #mtk_out, #mtk_protected, #mtk_qualifyBlockURI, #mtk_retrieveProtected, #mtk_shouldAlreadyBeenReversed, #mtk_sprotected, #mtk_stringWriteSession, #mtk_stss, #mtk_wprotected, #mtk_writeSession, #mtk_writeSessionNameClashErrorDetection, #notifyFileGenerated, #write

Instance Method Details

#context ⇒ Object

returns context hastable.

Context is used for saving any information usefull for ontomde, such as current file being written, database persistence mode, …

Please refer to #WarningHash [] method for information on how to access context content.

Please refer to #mtk_context method for information on how to populate context.



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# File 'lib/ontomde-core/context.rb', line 54

def context
  return Thread.current["@@context"]
end

#inspector_start_daemon(fileName) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/ontomde-core/inspector.rb', line 13

def inspector_start_daemon(fileName)
  
  set_model_for_inspector(self)
  Dir.chdir(File.dirname(__FILE__))
  Dir.chdir('inspector/rails')
  load('script/server')
end

#mtk_context(*additional_context, &block) ⇒ Object

Defines context variables for use in block passed as parameter. Existing context variable are redefined. (cf. mtk_default_context ) When exiting block, previously defined context variables are restored.

Example 1:

mtk_context( :build => "build\", :option => true) {
   your-code
   puts context[:build]
   your-code
   puts context[:option]
   your-code
}

Example 2:

mtk_context( :build => "BUILD_ONE\") {
     your-code
     puts context[:build] # BUILD_ONE
  mtk_context( :build => "NEW_DIR", :option => true) {
     your-code
     puts context[:build] # NEW_DIR\
     your-code
     puts context[:option]
     your-code
  }
  puts context[:build] # BUILD_ONE
}



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# File 'lib/ontomde-core/context.rb', line 95

def mtk_context(*additional_context,&block)
  context_save=Thread.current["@@context"]
  Thread.current["@@context"]=context_save.clone
  additional_context.each { |item| item.each { |k,v|
      Thread.current["@@context"][k]=v
    }}
  yield
  Thread.current["@@context"]=context_save
  return nil
end

#mtk_default_context(*additional_context, &block) ⇒ Object

Similar to mtk_context but preserves already defined context. Used to provide a default context.



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# File 'lib/ontomde-core/context.rb', line 60

def mtk_default_context(*additional_context,&block)
  filtered_context=Array.new
  additional_context.each { |item| item.each { |k,v|
      next if Thread.current["@@context"].include?(k)
      filtered_context << item
    }}
  mtk_context(*filtered_context,&block)
end

#mtk_object_message ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/ontomde-core/meta.rb', line 350

def mtk_object_message
  return ''
end

#mtk_related_message ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/ontomde-core/meta.rb', line 353

def mtk_related_message
  return ''
end