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| <h1>Object Constraint Language Examples Overview</h1> |
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| <h2>Introduction</h2> |
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| The OCL examples use the extended library meta-model as the |
| basis for demonstrating the capabilities. The intent of using the extended library meta-model is to |
| help the user understand the capabilities applied to a simpler domain. This is the same |
| meta-model used by the EMF team to demonstrate the EMF capabilities. The meta-model being |
| used looks like the following in UML. |
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| <h2>Description</h2> |
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| All the generated plugins related to the library model are installed automatically |
| as part of the individual examples. The generated editor for the library model supports |
| multi-rooted libraries. Most of the examples contribute menu items to the main menu and |
| the context menu of the library editor to demonstrate their respective capabilities. |
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