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| − | =Galileo Release=
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| − | ==Acceleo 0.8==
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| − | First public release of Acceleo, implementation of the OMG specification [http://www.omg.org/spec/MOFM2T/1.0/ MOF Model to Text Transformation
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| − | ===Code Generation===
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| − | Acceleo can be used to generate code from any metamodel, be it Ecore, UML or a custom DSL, as long as it can be read through EMF.
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| − | ===Tooling===
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| − | * Acceleo is provided along with a powerful editor providing all usual features : code completion, syntax higlighting, code navigation, syntax error detection and marking, ...
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| − | * Both run and debug modes are supported when launching generation modules.
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| − | * Acceleo provides a facilities to automatically generate java code that can be called to launch generations. An "UI" module can also be automatically generated to add a popup menu action users can use to launch given generation modules on given model files.
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| − | ===Dynamic templates===
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| − | Acceleo supports dynamic overrides of generation templates : if templates overriding one of the currently evaluated module's templates are present either in the workspace or installed bundles, they'll be taken into account instead of said templates for the evaluation. This functionnality can be leveraged through extension points.
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| − | ===Custom code===
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| − | Acceleo supports both the specification's "[protected]" blocks and the use of "@generated" annotations (within java code only) to prevent overriding part or all of the target files if they exist.
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| − | ===Standalone===
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| − | Acceleo fully supports standalone generation with only a minimal set of plugins required in the classpath; Mainly EMF and Eclipse core.
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