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Xtext provides rich textual editing for your domain - aka "your own IDE" while Eclipse Sirius makes rich graphical editing a breeze for any kind of EMF model, but can they work together ? This talk will walk through all the possible integrations between those two technologies, from concurrently using the Xtext and Sirius editors on top of the same files to integrating the Xtext completion to a diagram or to a popup editor. It will also tackle the pitfalls and specific pain points one should be aware of

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Xtext + Sirius : <3
Cédric Brun <cedric.brun@obeo.fr>
Birth of Nature » Andrew Hamrock http://500px.com/photo/17743557

Who am I ?
CTO @ Obeo
Involved with Eclipse since 2006, Modeling PMC, Councils..
Strategic Member of the Eclipse Foundation
EcoreTools 2.x,
The Modeling Package,
Extended Editing Framework,
ATL
...

Focused on domain specific modeling technologies
50 people working on products and customer projects
Services : training, consulting and Open Innovation
Tool Vendor

« Sirius aims at providing specific multi-view workbenches
through diagram, table or tree modeling editors.
Users can easily define their own modeling workbench,
even with very little technical knowledge of Eclipse, while still
being able to deeply customize it when needed. »

Textual + Graphical ?
Text is better:
- at operations and
sequence
- when combining
(expressions)
- ...
- for some users
Diagram is better :
- relationships
- analyzing a design
- ...
- for some users

Two views of the same model
File/Workspace level integration
DSL syntax used as the serialization format
DSL AST used in the Sirius Editor

The StateMachine Demo
Xtext 2.6.0
Sirius 1.0.0 RC1
Eclipse Luna
https://github.com/ObeoNetwork/Xtext-Sirius-integration

Caveats : the referencing
href="my.statemachine#//@states.4"
href="my.statemachine#//@states[name='active']"

Caveats : Am I serializable ?
Provide graphical feedback ASAP
Tools should create serializable elements by default

Caveats : limitations being addressed
[430724] Sirius might Serialize a bit too much
[432931] Xtext prevent Serialization with false positives
[..] DSL's with Xbase

How To ?
Example and « base framework » here :
https://github.com/ObeoNetwork/Xtext-viewpoint-integration

Caveats : Merging
Only as good as how the content matching perform
Bad matching : nodes are re-created in diagram

Caveats : Cross-References Consistency
Model is parseable but not resolvable
Either prevent it* or warn the user !

Caveats : Cross-References Consistency
Model is parseable but not resolvable
Either prevent it* or warn the user !
These caveats should be considered upfront, it either
impact the user experience or your DSL itself

Takeaways
●
Sirius is there and works with Xtext
●
If you want to embed : think about what you
expect
●
Get involved : give feedback and or patches on the
embedding layer
https://github.com/ObeoNetwork/Xtext-Sirius-integration

What Next ?
Eclipse Luna
●
Sirius goes 1.0
●
Compartments (preview)
●
API and Ecore model cleanup
●
EcoreTools 2, UML Designer 4 are based on Sirius
Sirius 2.0 (*) :
●
Runtime lazyness
●
Compartments
(*) Model migrations are taken care of by Sirius

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1. Xtext + Sirius : <3 Cédric Brun <cedric.brun@obeo.fr> Birth of Nature » Andrew Hamrock http://500px.com/photo/17743557

2. Who am I ? CTO @ Obeo Involved with Eclipse since 2006, Modeling PMC, Councils.. Strategic Member of the Eclipse Foundation EcoreTools 2.x, The Modeling Package, Extended Editing Framework, ATL ...

3. Focused on domain specific modeling technologies 50 people working on products and customer projects Services : training, consulting and Open Innovation Tool Vendor

4. Eclipse Sirius

5. « Sirius aims at providing specific multi-view workbenches through diagram, table or tree modeling editors. Users can easily define their own modeling workbench, even with very little technical knowledge of Eclipse, while still being able to deeply customize it when needed. »

6. Sirius Principles

7. Sirius Principles

8. Sirius Principles

9. Textual + Graphical ? Text is better: - at operations and sequence - when combining (expressions) - ... - for some users Diagram is better : - relationships - analyzing a design - ... - for some users

10. Two views of the same model File/Workspace level integration DSL syntax used as the serialization format DSL AST used in the Sirius Editor

11. The StateMachine Demo Xtext 2.6.0 Sirius 1.0.0 RC1 Eclipse Luna https://github.com/ObeoNetwork/Xtext-Sirius-integration

12. How To ?

13. Caveats : the referencing href="my.statemachine#//@states.4" href="my.statemachine#//@states[name='active']"

14. Caveats : Am I serializable ?

15. Caveats : Am I serializable ? Provide graphical feedback ASAP Tools should create serializable elements by default

16. Caveats : limitations being addressed [430724] Sirius might Serialize a bit too much [432931] Xtext prevent Serialization with false positives [..] DSL's with Xbase

17. Embedding syntax in a diagramEmbedding

18. Embedding syntax in a diagram

19. Embedding syntax in a diagram

20. How To ? Example and « base framework » here : https://github.com/ObeoNetwork/Xtext-viewpoint-integration

21. Behind the Scene

22. Behind the Scene

23. Behind the Scene delta merge

24. Caveats : Merging Only as good as how the content matching perform Bad matching : nodes are re-created in diagram

25. Caveats : Cross-References Consistency Model is parseable but not resolvable Either prevent it* or warn the user !

26. Caveats : Cross-References Consistency Model is parseable but not resolvable Either prevent it* or warn the user ! These caveats should be considered upfront, it either impact the user experience or your DSL itself

27. Takeaways ● Sirius is there and works with Xtext ● If you want to embed : think about what you expect ● Get involved : give feedback and or patches on the embedding layer https://github.com/ObeoNetwork/Xtext-Sirius-integration

28. What Next ? Eclipse Luna ● Sirius goes 1.0 ● Compartments (preview) ● API and Ecore model cleanup ● EcoreTools 2, UML Designer 4 are based on Sirius Sirius 2.0 (*) : ● Runtime lazyness ● Compartments (*) Model migrations are taken care of by Sirius

29. http://www.eclipse.org/sirius/

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