tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24248206.post8172284578214646498..comments2010-07-10T15:41:59.329+01:00Sven Efftingehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11751196715155150517noreply@blogger.comBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24248206.post-28123131198030106662009-07-09T00:20:29.588+01:002009-07-09T00:20:29.588+01:00Hi Sven!<br /><br />Yes, the website looks so nice that the AMP project is &quot;borrowing&quot; it. Hope you guys don&#39;t mind! http:/eclipse.org/ampMiles Parkerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12479459431322054983noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24248206.post-23465043168536049342009-06-21T02:21:22.847+01:002009-06-21T02:21:22.847+01:00Thanks Sven, for the quick response.<br /><br />Turned out I was doing stupid things - and have got over those initial problems now - reading the older oAW docs helps (in combination with the newer stuff on xtext.org).<br /><br />Of course that only leads on to doing more advanced things and more questions! - I&#39;ll ask those in the newsgroup, as you suggest, in the coming days.Antony Wilkinsnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24248206.post-21357039789222627182009-06-20T22:16:19.612+01:002009-06-20T22:16:19.612+01:00Antony, <br />have you had a look into the user guide? The grammar inheritance and linking is described there. Also feel free to ask any specific questions on the newsgroup.Sven Efftingehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11751196715155150517noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24248206.post-38052297730339853082009-06-20T12:16:40.044+01:002009-06-20T12:16:40.044+01:00Great website - looks like it will be a nice one-stop shop for xtext. Looking forward to Galileo...<br /><br />Great job on the CG2009 stuff too! (Best CG yet, IMO).<br /><br />Can I sneak a question in, though? (A little context: I&#39;ve have some quite out of date EMF experience from years ago, and lots of current experience in writing MOF based DSL/metamodels, m2m/m2t transformations, and building integrated tool-chains on top of these things.) A year ago I had time to play a little with Xtext after the CG2008, so am familiar with the concepts. In the last few days I&#39;ve had a good play with the new stuff - several dsls and most parts of the tool-chain.<br /><br />I&#39;m finding it extremely productive and a joy to work with.<br /><br />So - what I&#39;m after now is something to help me learn how to integrate things together and do the more advanced things. For example - how to (loosely) couple dsls and (sometimes) reuse grammar - in a sensible way that&#39;s appropriate to this technology (i.e. I don&#39;t want to be re-invent wheels you&#39;ve already made).<br /><br />Are there any examples available that demonstrate the mechanics of these things (even &quot;oAW Xtext&quot; examples I can adapt to TMF Xtext), or even undocumented downloadable samples - I&#39;m very good at pulling things apart and understanding them...Antony Wilkinsnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-24248206.post-89157419982973332532009-06-19T11:22:04.177+01:002009-06-19T11:22:04.177+01:00Yes, the website is great! I like especially the landing page - not too full, attractive, and all necessary content on it. Good job!Karsten Thomshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00789554615077130154noreply@blogger.com