From: Salim Reza <saleem.vighio@...>
Date: 2010-12-16T20:47:36+09:00
Subject: Re: xml parsing in ruby

Abinoam Jr. wrote in post #968720:
> Salim,
Hi Abinoam,

I am really grateful to you for your immense help.

> Why the second "<role name" = par?
> But there's const StateP (P not PAR).
> Wouldn't it be StatePAR ?

You are right. It should be "PAR" instead of "P" (that is: StatePAR) in
order to maintain the consistency and easiness.

I have extended your help_code to messages. However, output result
appends all messages to each role, whereas each role(TC and PAR) should
have its own messages list. For example: I need:
typedef int[0,1] MsgsTC;
const MsgsTC PREPARE_TC = 0;
bool msgsTc[MsgsTC]; as an out put. But my output shows:

typedef int[0,1] MsgsTC;
const MsgsTC PREPARE_TC = 0;
const MsgsTC COMPLETE_PAR = 1; that means it also appends message from
the PAR role which should not happen. I do not understand how do
decrease ranges. Though I have tried.

I attach again revised xmlfile.xml and rubyfile.rb. Please help.

> What language is this?
This is C/C++ based language used by Uppaal tool.

Thanks once again for help.

Attachments:
http://www.ruby-forum.com/attachment/5564/xmlfile.xml
http://www.ruby-forum.com/attachment/5565/rubyfile.rb


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