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Dealing with python reserved keywords as attributes in the metamodel
See original GitHub issueHi all,
In our metamodel there is an EAttribute named from. To deal with this reserved keyword in Python, PyEcore converts this to from_. Unfortunately it will also serialize to from_ in the instance. How can we serialize this to from again?
The model is available here https://github.com/EnergyTransition/ESDL/raw/master/esdl/model/esdl.ecore. Feature ProfileElement has the from attribute and is causing the issue.
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@aranega Thanks for the example. I forgot to query the ProfileElement for the StructuralFeature (I tried to assign it directly). It doesn’t matter that it’s a little cumbersome, I see it as a part of the setup for Python. Thanks for making EMF work on python!
@ewoudwerkman Cool 😃 ! I close it!