Opening a file

[Robert]

OK this is just a touch bizarre

I copied a statechart from another machine to test out some behaviour and it simply will not open.

I use the standard file->open menu and it finds he file and appears to do something before it just immediately reverts to the screen as it was.

Robert

[Axel Terfloth]

Hi Robert,

opening statecharts from the file system does not work. They have to be part of a project within the workspace. We will check how we can handle the situation more gracefully.

Regards,

Axel

 

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[Robert]

Any updates on this?

 

It's really rather essential to be able to copy statecharts from machine to machine

 

Robert

[Ward Willats]

We check in just the .sct,  .sgen  and .project files into source code control. On another machine, we check those out, and import the project into the workspace.

[Robert]

That doesn't work well at all.

 

I just tried it manually and it won't let me do it.  It complains that the project already exists in the workspace.

 

I would normally expect to have multiples of these open at once since  I would normally have several revision threads running. 

 

I suspect that part of this is due to eclipse's strange rigidities but  still, it seems there should be a better method.  I really don't want to have eclipse litter workspaces all over the place just to edit statecharts.

 

Also if I delete the imported project (when working with another workspace), it then does not let me re-import the project saying it already exists.  It must be leaving items around even when deleted from the eclipse interface.

 

Robert

[Andreas Mülder]

Robert,

We rely on the eclipse infrastructure and reuse eclipse concepts like natures and builders that require projects and a workspace.
If you want to use SCT you have to do it the eclipse way - your .sct files must be located in a project that is contained in a workspace.
Sorry for that.

Best regards,
Andreas

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[Axel Terfloth]

Hi Robert,

just select a project in the workspace (or create a new one) and choose ‚Import…‘ from the context menu, select file from the file system and then you can open the statechart.

Best regards,

Axel

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[Robert]

That seems to work much better.

 

Live testing shortly.

 

Thanks,

Robert