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| <p> It is based upon the UML2 |
| 2.0 framework of Eclipse and provides a type mapping from the UML 2.1 |
| metamodel implementation to the Xpand type system. Hence one can access |
| the whole UML2 metamodel from <span class="emphasis"> |
| <em>Check</em> |
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| <em>Xtend</em> |
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| <em>Xpand</em> |
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| and more important, the adapter dynamically maps stereotypes applied to |
| model elements to Xpand types and tagged values to Xpand properties. You |
| do not have to implement additional Java classes anymore. Just export your |
| models and applied profiles. That's all!</p> |
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