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| <h1><span lang="EN-GB">Scenario Description</span></h1> |
| <p>In this tutorial we create a graphical editor for the Ecore metamodel as |
| the business model (domain model). This metamodel is included in your IDE installation |
| and therefore it is easy to use. As test editor we create a simple Ecore editor |
| step by step (see Figure).</p> |
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| <p>The test editor starts very simple: In the first version it just allows to |
| add existing EClasses from the repository to an empty diagram and edit the diagram.</p> |
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| <p>In the following chapters of this tutorial this editor will be extended, |
| so that all features of Graphiti can be shown.</p> |
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| <p> <img height="271" src="visio/ecore-editor-example.png" width="549"></p> |
| <p><strong>Figure: Example screenshot of the Ecore editor</strong></p> |
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