/// <summary>
/// Adds internal element children to the provided container.
/// InternalElement containers are InternalElements and InstanceHierarchies.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="container">The container.</param>
internal static void AddElementChildren(IInternalElementContainer container, ref int levels)
{
// add a single child
var newElement = AMLObject.AddObjectWithoutClassReference(container, "Child_1");
if (levels > 0)
{
// add some grand childs, if last level not reached
levels--;
AddElementChildren(newElement, ref levels);
}
// add a child using an alternative method
AMLObject.AddObjectWithClassReference(container, "Child_2");
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a sample aml document with automationml standard libraries and one aml object.
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
private static CAEXDocument A_CreateSampleAMLDocument()
{
// creates a new aml document using the default schema, which is CAEX3.0
var amlDocument = CAEXDocument.New_CAEXDocument();
// add some meta data
var documentInformation = amlDocument.CAEXFile.SourceDocumentInformation.First();
documentInformation.OriginID = typeof(Program).Assembly.GetName().Name;
documentInformation.OriginName = typeof(Program).Assembly.GetName().Name;
documentInformation.OriginRelease = typeof(Program).Assembly.GetName().Version.ToString();
documentInformation.OriginVersion = typeof(Program).Assembly.GetName().Version.ToString();
documentInformation.OriginVendor = "AutomationML";
documentInformation.OriginVendorURL = "https://github.com/AutomationML/AMLEngine2.1";
documentInformation.OriginProjectID = "AMLEngine2.1";
documentInformation.OriginProjectTitle = "AMLEngine2.1 samples";
documentInformation.LastWritingDateTime = DateTime.Now;
// adds the standard base libraries to the document
AutomationMLInterfaceClassLibType.InterfaceClassLib(amlDocument);
AutomationMLBaseRoleClassLibType.RoleClassLib(amlDocument);
// only CAEX3.0 documents allow to add an attribute type library. This should
// be true for the new document
if (amlDocument.Schema == CAEXDocument.CAEXSchema.CAEX3_0)
{
AutomationMLBaseAttributeTypeLibType.AttributeTypeLib(amlDocument);
}
// now you can use the standard role and interface classes
// we will create some internal elements with standard class assignments now
var ih = amlDocument.CAEXFile.InstanceHierarchy.Append("SomeAMLObjects");
// you can reference the instance hierarchy like this:
Debug.Assert(ih.Equals(amlDocument.CAEXFile.InstanceHierarchy[0]));
Debug.Assert(ih.Equals(amlDocument.CAEXFile.InstanceHierarchy["SomeAMLObjects"]));
// an automationML object InternalElement is added and named
var line = AMLObject.AddObjectWithoutClassReference(ih, "Root");
// we override the id, generated by the engine for this object
line.ID = "ROOT";
// the element gets an assigned role class. The standard role class path is used
line.AddRoleClassReference(AutomationMLBaseRoleClassLib.ResourceStructure);
// There exists an overload for this method which accepts the role class object.
// To get the roleclass object, you have to search for it. It should be found because
// the library has been added to the document before.
var roleClass = amlDocument.FindByPath(AutomationMLBaseRoleClassLib.Resource) as RoleFamilyType;
if (roleClass != null)
{
line.AddRoleClassReference(roleClass);
}
// the element has two rolereferences now.
Debug.Assert(line.RoleReferences.Count() == 2);
return(amlDocument);
}
