Pogo 7 - The new Tango class generator

Generated Code

Generated files :

MyObject.h	Containing created class data members and prototypes.
MyObject.cpp	Containing created class methods for init, commands, read/write attributes, .....
MyObjectClass.h	Containing data members and prototypes for MyObjectClass.cpp. Containing also the Command and Attribute class definitions.
MyObjectClass.cpp	A singleton class derived from DeviceClass. It implements the command and attribute lists and all properties and methods required by the created class once per process.
MyObjectStateMachine.cpp	Containing created class methods for the state machine.
ClassFactory.cpp	Containing created class methods creating used class. In case of multi class server, add other class(es) in the factory.
main.cpp	Start point of the device server Most of the time, not touched by the programmer.

The main differences with Pogo-6 code are:

The source code will not be read when you re-open your project.
Only the .xmi will be re-loaded.
Your own code must be added only between specific tags:
On following example, only the grey part will not be overwritten at next code generation.
WARNING : Due to the tag management, the tag ID must be unique.
That means, you cannot have a copy of your files
- in the same directory (e.g.: xxx.sav or xxx.bck)
- in a sub-directory.
A method called add_dynamic_attributes() has been added to the MyObject.cpp.
It will be called at startup to create dynamic attributes if any.
It is NOT generated if the class is abstract !