Element referencing namespace bug

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Hi guys,

Sorry to (probably) be the first one to report a bug for 0.8.2 :frowning:

I am trying to create a reference to another element with the same name, and it doesn’t really work (yet?). Consider this model:

package Package {
    part thePart;
    action theAction;
}

Python script:

import syside

model, _ = syside.load_model(['model.sysml'])
with model.documents[-1].lock() as doc:
    root_node = doc.root_node
    package: syside.Package = root_node.children.elements[0]

    part, action = package.children.elements
    assert isinstance(part, syside.PartUsage)

    _, action_ref = part.children.append(syside.OwningMembership, syside.ActionUsage)
    action_ref.declared_name = action.name
    action_ref.heritage.append(syside.ReferenceSubsetting, action)

    printer_config = syside.PrinterConfig(line_width=80, tab_width=2)
    printer = syside.ModelPrinter.sysml()
    output = syside.pprint(root_node, printer, printer_config)
    print(output)

    with open('model2.sysml', 'wb') as fp:
        fp.write(output.encode('utf-8'))

syside.load_model(['model2.sysml'])

This is the created textual notation:

package Package {
  part thePart { action theAction ::> $::theAction; }
  action theAction;
}

Leading to the error when loading this model:

model2.sysml:2:42: error (reference-error): No Feature named 'theAction' found.

Instead of $:: it should be Package::.
It is already an improvement over 0.8.1 though, where no qualified path was added at all and therefore the names were actually duplicate.

Greetings,
Jasper

2

Thanks for the report. Fixed for the next release.

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