Add tree-based model explorer showing the semantic structure of the Ecore model [40] · Issue #27 · eclipsesource/ecore-glsp · GitHub
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We should support viewing and editing the Ecore model with a tree-based representation aka model explorer alongside the diagram. In order to synchronize the model shown in the graphical viewer and the model explorer, we should integrate and use the model server. See also #26.
JonasHelming
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Add tree-based model explorer showing the semantic structure of the Ecore model
Add tree-based model explorer showing the semantic structure of the Ecore model [40]
Nov 15, 2019
The generic tree editor implementation is now published as its own node module: https://www.npmjs.com/package/theia-tree-editor
The generic implementation does not contain any integration code for the model server. This is still located in the coffee editor.
We should support viewing and editing the Ecore model with a tree-based representation aka model explorer alongside the diagram. In order to synchronize the model shown in the graphical viewer and the model explorer, we should integrate and use the model server. See also #26.
Maybe we can reuse the generic tree implementation that is already integrated with the model server from the coffee model, see https://github.com/eclipsesource/coffee-editor/tree/master/web/coffee-editor-extension/src/browser. A large part of that tree implementation is generic and can likely be reused.
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