Move content of commons to dedicated repository

[dvojtise]

We now have 2 dedicated repositories gemoc-studio-commons and gemoc-studio-extras

The content that is currently in gemoc-studio-modeldebugging/commons should move to one of these other repo.

Content that is part of the studio or that is used to build the studio should go to gemoc-studio-commons. Extra features that aren't mandatory or that are just helper/convenient features should go to gemoc-studio-extras

• Move gexpressions to gemoc-studio-commons

• Move commons.eclipse to gemoc-studio-commons

• Move commons.eclipse.jdt to gemoc-studio-commons

• Move commons.eclipse.messagingsystem* to gemoc-studio-commons

• Move commons.eclipse.pde to gemoc-studio-commons

• Move commons.eclipse.ui to gemoc-studio-commons

• Move commons.eclipse.xtext to gemoc-studio-commons

• Move gemoc.dsl* to gemoc-studio-commons

• Move gemoc.groovy to gemoc-studio-commons (to be discussed if extras or commons ?)

• Move gemoc.timeline to gemoc-studio-commons

• Move org.jaxen to gemoc-studio-commons

• Move org.jdom2 to gemoc-studio-commons

• Move commons.eclipse.jdt.autosrcfolder to gemoc-studio-extras

[ebousse]

Just wondering, is gexpressions currently used in the studio?

and where is groovy used? in examples?

[dvojtise]

🤔 You're right, I can't find any use of them in the code.

• Groovy is used in some DSL examples, but the only remaining example that use groovy actually embeds it own copy of groovy (https://github.com/eclipse/gemoc-studio-execution-moccml/tree/master/examples/moccmlSigPML/language_workbench/org.eclipse.gemoc.example.moccmlsigpml.groovy) rather than using the version from commons
• as far as I remember gexpressions was used in the concurrent engine, but I can't find where ...