include "primitives.alh" include "object_operations.alh" include "typing.alh" Boolean function find_type_mapping(model : Element): // Finds a correct type mapping for the provided model (with partial type mapping) // We go through several phases: // 1) remove elements from type mapping that are not in the model or metamodel // 2) find a mapping based on the current partial mapping // 3) (optional) verify that the mapping is correct with conformance checking // Returns True if the type mapping was altered // Start of with some initialization Element tm Element elems String elem tm = get_type_mapping_as_dict(model) // 1) remove elements from type mapping that are not in the model or metamodel elems = dict_keys(tm) while (set_len(elems) > 0): elem = set_pop(elems) if (bool_not(dict_in(model["model"], elem))): // Remove the key, as the model does not contain the element anymore dict_delete(tm, elem) else: if (bool_not(dict_in(model["metamodel"]["model"], tm[elem]))): // Remove the key, as the metamodel does not contain the type anymore dict_delete(tm, elem) // 2) find a mapping based on the current partial mapping, but only if it is not yet complete // TODO this must be expanded for other things than trivial metamodels! if (dict_len(model["model"]) > dict_len(tm)): log("Model is incompletely typed!") log("Model has: " + set_to_string(dict_keys(model["model"]))) log("Type mapping has: " + set_to_string(dict_keys(tm))) log("Difference: " + set_to_string(set_difference(dict_keys(model["model"]), dict_keys(tm)))) // TODO for now, this only returns something for a simple case, where the MM has one edge, and one node // and it makes the assumption that SCD is the M3 level... // First find the name of the edge and node elements Element elems String elem String node_source_element String node_target_element String edge_element Element nodes Element edges nodes = allInstances(model["metamodel"], "Class") edges = allInstances(model["metamodel"], "Association") log("Searching for type...") if (bool_and(set_len(edges) == 1, set_len(nodes) == 1)): // Simple allocation: this seems like conformance bottom node_source_element = set_pop(nodes) node_target_element = node_source_element edge_element = set_pop(edges) log("Found node: " + node_source_element) log("Found edge: " + edge_element) elif (bool_and(set_len(edges) == 1, set_len(nodes) == 2)): // Simple allocation: this seems like a type mapping // Make sure to check that the edge goes from one node to the other! edge_element = set_pop(edges) node_source_element = readAssociationSource(model["metamodel"], edge_element) node_target_element = readAssociationDestination(model["metamodel"], edge_element) if (value_eq(node_source_element, node_target_element)): log("Source and target are the same, meaning that the second node is unknown") return False! log("Found edge: " + edge_element) log("Found source node: " + node_source_element) log("Found target node: " + node_target_element) else: log("Could not automatically deduce mapping in a trivial way!") return False! // Now we have both an edge_element and node_element of the metamodel // Now just trivially bind all elements! log("Searching for type...") elems = dict_keys(model["model"]) while (set_len(elems) > 0): elem = set_pop(elems) if (bool_and(is_edge(model["model"][elem]), read_nr_out(model["model"][elem]) == 0)): // An edge, and there is always exactly one, so type retype(model, elem, edge_element) log("Type " + elem + " as " + edge_element) // The source and target are ALWAYS typed as well! retype(model, readAssociationSource(model, elem), node_source_element) log("Type " + readAssociationSource(model, elem) + " as " + node_source_element) retype(model, readAssociationDestination(model, elem), node_target_element) log("Type " + readAssociationDestination(model, elem) + " as " + node_target_element) elif (node_source_element == node_target_element): // A node, and we are sure that there is only one retype(model, elem, node_source_element) // 3) (optional) verify that the mapping is correct with conformance checking // TODO return True!