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| <p style="direction:ltr;"> A very important feature of this generic textual syntax is the <b>contribution</b> concept. |
| It allows us to contribute to an element defined elsewhere.</p> |
| <p style="direction:ltr;">For example, I can define in a first model fragment a new feature for Intent, called <i>synchronizer</i>. Here I just want to give a |
| very high-level overview of the synchronization mechanism. So I just say that it is not an UI Feature, and that it is implemented by some java class.</p> |
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| <p style="direction:ltr;">In another section, that could be located before or after this definition, I <b>contribute</b> to the definition of my Intent feature by |
| adding technical considerations (for example that the Synchronization is delegated to a Job).</p> |
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