Co-Evolution of Metamodels and Model Transformations: An operator-based, stepwise approach for the impact resolution of metamodel evolution on model transformations. by Steffen Kruse

Author:Steffen Kruse [Kruse, Steffen]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Books on Demand
Published: 2015-09-01T04:00:00+00:00

– not IntroduceRemoveGeneralization_CommonSuperClassifier(general, specific, g): for the common case, ensure that the special case is not applicable instead.

– specific.allParents()-> excludes(general): The classifier general is not already part of the generalization hierarchy of the classifier specific.

– specific.maySpecializeType(general): The classifier specific may sub-class the classifier general. The operation maySpecializeType() returns true by default if the type of general is the same or more general than that of specific. Subclasses of type Classifier may introduce further specialization constraints by overwriting this behaviour. [77, p. 53].

– general.allParents()-> excludes(specific): The classifier specific is not part of the generalization hierarchy of the classifier general (to prevent cyclic relationships in the generalization hierarchy).

Postconditions: none

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