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EMF Customizer is a model (Ecore based) customization/styling/refining CSS like textual DSL (Domain Specific Language) targeting MDSD tool chains end users. It was presented at Eclipse Modeling Symposium during the Eclipse Summit Europe 2009.
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- 1. EMF Customizer Customizing generated models Version 1.0 Cédric Vidal, ProxiAD ESE 2009 Modeling Symposium
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- 3. Cédric Vidal, ProxiAD – ESE 2009 - 27th October 2009 EMF Customizer • What is it ? – Allows to customize generated models – Textual CSS like DSL: built on TMF Xtext – Customization Engine • What it’s not: – A general purpose model transformation language
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