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UML Code Generation ‐ Convention
All classes produce a C# interface, only concrete classes produce a C# class.
Since the UML classes can have multiple Generalization, the C# inheritance is done only via interfaces.
The following Data Type can be found into the UML model:
- Boolean: translates to C# bool
- UnlimitedNatural: translates to C# string
- String: translates to C# string
- Integer: translates to C# int
- Real: translates to C# double
- Enumeration: translate to correspondant C# enum
Translates to a reference to the Interface definition of the specified type
Translates to a Guid
- [0..1]: Translates to nullable (Except for string, which is nullable by definition)
- [1..]/[n..]: Translates to List{T}
- [0..1]: Not a nullable since a reference type is nullable by definition
- [1..*]/[n..*]: Translates to List{T}
- [0..1]: Translates to
Guid? - [1..*]/[n..*]: Translates to List{Guid}
For all non-derived properties, property name starts with an uppercase.
For all derived properties, property name starts with a lowercase.
When a property has been redefined on the current context, this property has to be discarded by the class since it does not have any meaning due to the redefinition of it. To discard it, we declares it with an explicit interface definition.
- Nominal Case: translates to
{ get; set; } - ReadOnly: translates to
{ get; } - Derived or DerivedUnion: Translates to
=> this.Compute$PROPERTYNAME$();. This method is hand-coded to implement derive-computation logic
- Nominal Case: translates to
{ get; set; } - ReadOnly: translates to
{ get; } - Derived or DerivedUnion: translates to
{ get; }on interface definition,{ get; internal set; }on class implementation
Not implemented for now
To make sure that no exception or incorrect values are thrown in case of interface usage (like a collection of super interface), it is important to be able to not throw exception or irrelevant values. To make it possible, getter and setter have to return/set values of the property that redefines it.
- Property name follows the CamelCase format
- @type (string) property required (value is the name of the serialized)
- @id (uuid) property (optional)
- Boolean: translates to json bool
- UnlimitedNatural: translates to json string
- String: translates to json string
- Integer: translates to json numeric
- Real: translates to json numeric
- Enumeration: translate to full lowercase string
A refence is represented through a JSON object which that contains one property @id with the value of the reference Guid
- [0..1]: Always serialized, null in case of null, the value otherwise
- [1..*]/[n..*]: Serialized through a JSON array
The serialization of derived is currently not supported but have to be implemented
Redefined property are discarded from the serialization.
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