Java annotations export

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Sorry for a double post but… I was re-reading my above message and when looking at the template output again I think it looks a bit sloppy, surely I can do better than that? Especially now that I got a good taste of the Doc Composor. I definitely intend to keep this template, and who knows if it might become useful for me in the future.

So, uhm… “I did something” :slight_smile:

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I hope you can agree that this looks much better than that mess in my previous post? As you can see I even discovered a way how you can use properties (such as the annotation name) in a header, how cool is that?

Anyway, figured I’d share this edit as well. Also because you intentionally started with the idea to use a table yourself so I figured that this might also be useful for you.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ElementBaseInitiationBlock>

	<Text style="@heading+">Overview of Java annotations</Text>
	<ParagraphBreak/>

	<HasValueChecker property="javaDetail" modelType="JavaClassCodeDetail" flag="false">
		<Text>No annotations used in class </Text>
		<Property property="name"/>
		<Text>.</Text>
		<ParagraphBreak/>
	</HasValueChecker>

	<HasValueChecker property="javaDetail" modelType="JavaClassCodeDetail" flag="true">
		<Text style="@heading+">Class </Text>
		<Property style="@heading" property="name"/>
		<ParagraphBreak/>
		<ParagraphBreak/>
		<ModelElementProperty property="javaDetail">
			<HasValueChecker property="annotations" modelType="JavaAnnotation">
				<TableBlock tableStyle="Summaries" tableWidth="60%">
					<TableRow>
						<TableCell>
							<Text>Annotation</Text>
						</TableCell>
						<TableCell>
							<Text>Contains definitions?</Text>
						</TableCell>
					</TableRow>
					<ForEach property="annotations">
						<TableRow>
							<TableCell>
								<Text>@</Text>
								<Property property="name"/>
							</TableCell>
							<TableCell>
								<HasValueChecker property="properties" flag="true">
									<Text>Yes</Text>
								</HasValueChecker>
								<HasValueChecker property="properties" flag="false">
									<Text>No</Text>
								</HasValueChecker>
							</TableCell>
						</TableRow>
					</ForEach>
				</TableBlock>
				<ParagraphBreak/>
				<Text style="@heading">List of annotation definitions (optional)</Text>
				<ParagraphBreak/>
				<ForEach property="annotations">
					<Text style="@heading+">@</Text>
					<Property style="@heading" property="name"/>
					<HasValueChecker property="properties" flag="false">
						<ParagraphBreak/>
					</HasValueChecker>
					<HasValueChecker property="properties" flag="true">
						<ParagraphBreak/>
							<TableBlock tableStyle="Summaries" tableWidth="80%">
								<TableRow>
									<TableCell>
										<Text>Name</Text>
									</TableCell>
									<TableCell>
										<Text>Value</Text>
									</TableCell>
								</TableRow>
								<ForEach property="properties">
									<TableRow>
										<TableCell>
											<Property property="name"/>
										</TableCell>
										<TableCell>
											<Property property="value"/>
										</TableCell>
									</TableRow>
								</ForEach>
							</TableBlock>
					</HasValueChecker>
				</ForEach>
			</HasValueChecker>
		</ModelElementProperty>
	</HasValueChecker>
</ElementBaseInitiationBlock>