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Answered Aug 29, 2017 · 37 votes
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In July 2015, Microsoft released a heavily revised version of M called Power Query. It is described as a "formula language", and is no longer about modeling per se.
UPDATE 1:
It's been almost four years since I wrote this, and my guess (that "it's not very useful") turns out to have been shared by a lot of folks. M is long since defunct and was never released. MS switched efforts to OData instead.
To understand the point behind M, you have to understand some brief history:
- In the mid-1990s and the early 2000s, there was something of a mini-movement in software engineering to encourage business folks to write and develop software. This was seen as an effort to reduce the complexity of large software projects by cutting out the middleman of software developers for modeling large business apps. Many management teams loved the idea, since now business people could contribute directly to software development.
- There were a lot of strategies that people used to try to increase business-analyst engagement. One of the more popular ones was model-oriented architecture. Under this scheme, business people could specify models directly using some kind of visual language (e.g. UML), which would then be generated into code. This would be not unlike having some kind of visual designer that created autogenerated database columns and tables as well as associated C# classes tagged with the right NHibernate tags.
- Because it's inconvenient to learn a new programming language merely for the sake of modeling a few concepts, most business folks couldn't understand their generated code. Indeed, most folks just wanted to hand a stack of modeled code to developers and say "here, run with this". In general, the quality level of the generated code was low.
- Ultimately, the movement died out once it became apparent that having business folks who couldn't understand the software they'd just written was problematic. The tools were partly to blame, too: slick boxes-and-arrows diagrams look great in PowerPoint presentations, but have ambiguous representations in software. The differences in intent between the possible implementations were often too subtle to capture in a tool.
This is where M comes in. Microsoft is betting that tools have improved to the point where it's now possible to model things more directly. They've obviously learned from the mistakes of others, since M is a textual language (rather than the slick boxes-and-arrows language of earlier visual modeling tools). Think of M as another version of UML, but with a lot of the cruft stripped away, and focused more or less exclusively on modeling objects (rather than sequences of events, actors, etc., and all the other things UML can be used to model).
IMO, it's not very useful right now because there isn't enough of a mindshare to make working with it effective. Part of the utility of a language is the tools it works with, and right now there are very few of those (actually, right now I can't think of a single third-party tool that helps you with M).
Sidebar: someone needs to give the Microsoft folks some SEO Marketing 101 classes. Zero of the top ten results for "m dsl" are even close to talking about DSLs: one result is for softball league in Detroit; one is about mobile phone digital subscriber lines; et cetera. Don't name your new tool after a letter of the alphabet!
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Answered Oct 26, 2021 · 9 votes
Well, I got the Windows Sandbox installed and I was able to install whatever I wanted there.
I checked two browsers:
- QQ browser (Chinese is selected by default, I'm not sure whichscript).
- Google Chrome (added all supported Chinese languages andmade them first on the list).
QQ sends in the request the following content in the accept-language header: zh-CN, zh; q = 0.9.
Google Chrome sends the following content in the accept-language header: zh-CN, zh-TW; q = 0.9, zh-HK; q = 0.8, zh; q = 0.7, en; q = 0.6, also I figured out what Chrome means under the indicated codes:
- zh-CN - Chinese (Simplified)
- zh-TW - Chinese (Traditional)
- zh-HK - Chinese (Hong Kong)
- zh - Chinese
To be honest, this is strange, but it is a fact.
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The client application is using .NET (right now) and you cannot open .atmx files because they are indeed encrypted.
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Answered Oct 03, 2016 · 3 votes
Found an annotated script (that doesn't seem valid as of 14.2):
//UML2 style titles are optional.title:sequence diagram//the participating objects are separated using the pipe symbol "|". Their names may be underlined using underscores._alpha:A_|_beta:B_|_gamma:G_//The following line describes a (synchonuous) message originating from the first object sent to the second object, while both objects are active.1->>2:1,2//This message is asynchronous being sent from the second object to the first object. The messages is named.2-/>1:async Msg.//A message from the third object to the first object; both objects are active.3->>>1:1,3//A named asynchronous return message in UML2 style (using a stick arrow head).1.>3:1,3:async return Msg//This is a self call of the first object.1->1:1:self//Interaction frames may be used to show optional or conditional blocks within sequence diagrams.iframe{:interaction frame2->3:2,3:async Msg.iframe}
RE: BNF, there's umlet-elements/src/main/javacc/SequenceAllInOneParser.jj
in the source:
options { static = false; IGNORE_CASE = false; JAVA_UNICODE_ESCAPE = true; JDK_VERSION = "1.6"; // Not yet detected as a valid option by the Eclipse plugin, but works nonetheless. This is essential for GWT compatible generated code. JAVA_TEMPLATE_TYPE = "modern"; }PARSER_BEGIN(SequenceAllInOneParser)package com.baselet.element.facet.specific.sequence_aio.gen;import org.slf4j.Logger;import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;import com.baselet.control.enums.LineType;import com.baselet.element.facet.specific.sequence_aio.Lifeline;import com.baselet.element.facet.specific.sequence_aio.Message.ArrowType;import com.baselet.element.facet.specific.sequence_aio.SequenceDiagramBuilder;import com.baselet.element.facet.specific.sequence_aio.SequenceDiagramException;public class SequenceAllInOneParser { private static final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(SequenceAllInOneParser.class); private boolean autoTick; /** * Replaces "\\\\" with "\\" in the output so that any further specified match replace pair can't match the replaced "\\". * @param matchReplacePairs * @return the string with the replacements */ public static String backslashReplace(String input, String... matchReplacePairs) { if (matchReplacePairs.length % 2 == 1) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("matchReplacePairs must have an even number of elements."); } String split = "\\\\"; StringBuilder strBuilder = new StringBuilder(input.length()); int firstIndex = 0; // use the indexOf function instead of a split, because split uses regex and regex is not 100% supported by GWT int foundIndex = input.indexOf(split, firstIndex); while (firstIndex < input.length()) { int lastIndex = foundIndex == -1 ? input.length() : foundIndex; String tmp = input.substring(firstIndex, lastIndex); for (int j = 0; j < matchReplacePairs.length - 1; j += 2) { tmp = tmp.replace(matchReplacePairs[j], matchReplacePairs[j + 1]); } strBuilder.append(tmp); if (foundIndex != -1) { strBuilder.append('\\'); } firstIndex = lastIndex + split.length(); foundIndex = input.indexOf(split, firstIndex); } return strBuilder.toString(); } /** * Small data container to pass all informations. */ private class MessageArrowInfo { boolean fromLeftToRight; LineType lineType; ArrowType arrowType; } private class InteractionConstraint { private String lifelineId = null; private String text = ""; } private class LifelineInterval { private String startId; private String endId; }}PARSER_END(SequenceAllInOneParser)/* defines input to be ignored */< * > SKIP:{ " " | "\t"}< DIAGRAM_DEF_TEXT > SKIP:{ "\n" : DEFAULT | "\r\n" : DEFAULT | "\r" : DEFAULT}< DEFAULT > TOKEN:{ < DIAGRAM_OPTION_OVERRIDE_ID :"overrideIds=" > | < DIAGRAM_OPTION_AUTO_TICK: "autoTick=" > | < TRUE: "true" > | < FALSE: "false" > | < DIAGRAM_TITLE: "title=" > : DIAGRAM_DEF_TEXT | < DIAGRAM_DESC: "desc=" > : DIAGRAM_DEF_TEXT | < LIFELINE_DEFINITIONS: "obj=" > : LIFELINE_DEF}< DIAGRAM_DEF_TEXT > TOKEN:{ < DIAGRAM_DEFINITION_TEXT: ( ~ ["\\","\r","\n"] | ("\\" ["\\", "n"] ) )+> : DIAGRAM_DEF_TEXT}< LIFELINE_DEF > TOKEN :{ < LL_DEF_NEW_LINE: "\n" | "\r\n" | "\r" > : DEFAULT | < LIFELINE_DEF_DELIMITER: "|" > /*| < LIFELINE_TITLE_DELIMITER: "~" > integrated in the title */ | < LIFELINE_ACTOR: "ACTOR" > | < LIFELINE_ACTIVE: "ACTIVE" > | < LIFELINE_CREATED_LATER :"CREATED_LATER" > | < LIFELINE_EXEC_SPEC_FROM_START: "EXECUTION" > | < LIFELINE_TITLE: /* since | and ~ are special characters which delimit the title they need to be escaped */ ( ~["~","\\","\n","\r","|"] | ("\\" ["\\","~","|","n"]) )+ "~" >}< DEFAULT > TOKEN :{ < TEXT_DELIMITER: ":" > : DIAGRAM_SEQ_TEXT | < LIST_DELIMITER: "," > | < OPEN_CURLY_BRACKET: "{" > | < CLOSE_CURLY_BRACKET: "}" > | < COMMAND_DELIMITER: ";" > | < T_DASH: "-" > | < T_DOT: "." > | < T_DDOT: ".." > | < T_EQ: "=" > | < MESSAGE_ARROW_LEFT_OPEN: "<" > | < MESSAGE_ARROW_LEFT_FILLED: "<<<" > | < MESSAGE_ARROW_RIGHT_OPEN: ">" > | < MESSAGE_ARROW_RIGHT_FILLED: ">>>" > | < MESSAGE_DURATION_INC: "+" > | < LOST: "lost" > | < FOUND: "found" > | < GATE: "gate" > | < START_COREGION: "coregionStart=" > | < END_COREGION: "coregionEnd=" > | < INVARIANT: "invariant=" > | < STATE_INVARIANT: "stateInvariant=" > | < EXEC_SPEC_START: "on=" > | < EXEC_SPEC_END: "off=" > | < LL_DESTROY: "destroy=" > | < REF: "ref=" > | < CONTINUATION: "continuation=" > | < TEXT_ON_LIFELINE: "text=" > | < TICK: "tick=" > | < COMBINED_FRAGMENT: "combinedFragment=" > : CF_OPERATOR | < INTERACTION_CONSTRAINT: "constraint=" > | < UNSIGNED_INT_CONSTANT: ( ["0" - "9"] ) + > | < DEFAULT_NEW_LINE: "\n" | "\r\n" | "\r" >}< LIFELINE_DEF, DEFAULT > TOKEN :{ < LIFELINE_ID: ["a"-"z","A"-"Z"] (["a"-"z","A"-"Z","0"-"9"])* >}< DIAGRAM_SEQ_TEXT > TOKEN :{ < TEXT_UNTIL_NEXT_COMMAND : ( /* since ; is special characters which delimit the text it must be escaped */ ~["\\","\n","\r",";"] | ("\\" ["\\",";","n"]) )+ > : DEFAULT}< CF_OPERATOR > TOKEN :{ < COMBINED_FRAGMENT_OPERATOR: /* since ; and ~ are special characters which delimit the operator they need to be escaped */ ( ~["~","\\","\n","\r",";"] | ("\\" ["\\","~","|","n",";"]) )+ "~" > : DEFAULT}/* general Tokens *//* skip comments */< * > SKIP :{ <"//"(~["\n","\r"])*>}< * > TOKEN :{ <LAST_LINE_COMMENT: "//"(~["\n","\r"])*>}/** * The main function which parses the whole diagram. * Line comments are skipped (see Tokens) */SequenceDiagramBuilder start() :{ String titleText = ""; String descText = ""; SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram = new SequenceDiagramBuilder(); autoTick = true;}{ ( ( titleText=DiagramTitle() /* NL skip and change state to DEFAULT */ | descText = DiagramDescription() /* NL skip and change state to DEFAULT */ | Option(diagram) < DEFAULT_NEW_LINE > | LifelineDefinitions(diagram) /* NL part of the nonterminal */ )+//diagram definition as new NT followed by NL alternating with sequence so that the sequence= can be removed Sequence(diagram) ) (< LAST_LINE_COMMENT >)? <EOF> { diagram.setTitle(titleText); diagram.setText(descText); return diagram; }}String DiagramTitle() :{ String text = "";}{ < DIAGRAM_TITLE > ( < DIAGRAM_DEFINITION_TEXT > { text = backslashReplace(token.image, "\\n","\n");} )? {return text;}}String DiagramDescription() :{ String desc = "";}{ < DIAGRAM_DESC > < DIAGRAM_DEFINITION_TEXT > { desc = backslashReplace(token.image, "\\n","\n");} {return desc;}}/** * Options for the whole diagram */void Option(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{ boolean overrideIds;}{ < DIAGRAM_OPTION_OVERRIDE_ID > overrideIds = booleanConstant() { diagram.setOverrideDefaultIds(overrideIds); } | < DIAGRAM_OPTION_AUTO_TICK > autoTick = booleanConstant()}/** * Defines all Lifelines */void LifelineDefinitions(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{}{ < LIFELINE_DEFINITIONS > LifelineDef(diagram) (< LIFELINE_DEF_DELIMITER > LifelineDef(diagram))* < LL_DEF_NEW_LINE >}/** * Defines one Lifeline, the id can't be LIFELINE_ACTOR, LIFELINE_ACTIVE * or LIFELINE_CREATED_LATER because these are keywords. */void LifelineDef(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{ String name = ""; String id = null; boolean createdOnStart = true; Lifeline.LifelineHeadType headType = Lifeline.LifelineHeadType.STANDARD; boolean execSpecFromStart = false;}{ name = LifelineDefTitleText() (id=LifelineId())? ( < LIFELINE_ACTOR > { headType = Lifeline.LifelineHeadType.ACTOR; } | < LIFELINE_ACTIVE > { headType = Lifeline.LifelineHeadType.ACTIVE_CLASS; } | < LIFELINE_CREATED_LATER > { createdOnStart = false; } | < LIFELINE_EXEC_SPEC_FROM_START > { execSpecFromStart = true; } ) * { if("lost".equals(id) || "found".equals(id)) { throw new SequenceDiagramException("'lost' and 'found' are keywords and can not be used as lifeline identifiers."); } diagram.addLiveline(name, id, headType, createdOnStart, execSpecFromStart); }}/** can could be multiple lines */String LifelineDefTitleText() :{}{ < LIFELINE_TITLE > { /* remove trailing ~ and handle the escaping of \, |, n and ~ */ return backslashReplace(token.image.substring(0, token.image.length() - 1), "\\n", "\n", "\\~", "~", "\\|", "|"); }}/** * Can't be one of the following, because these are keywords in the lifeline definition! * < LIFELINE_ACTOR: "ACTOR" > * < LIFELINE_ACTIVE: "ACTIVE" > * < LIFELINE_CREATED_LATER :"CREATED_LATER" > */String LifelineId() :{}{ < LIFELINE_ID > { return token.image; }}void Sequence(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{}{ ( SequenceTick(diagram) < DEFAULT_NEW_LINE > | ( SequenceElement(diagram) ( LOOKAHEAD(2) < COMMAND_DELIMITER > SequenceElement(diagram))* (< COMMAND_DELIMITER >)? < DEFAULT_NEW_LINE > { if(autoTick) { diagram.tick(); } } ) | < DEFAULT_NEW_LINE > )*}void SequenceTick(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{ int tickCount = 1;}{ < TICK > (tickCount = unsignedIntConstant())? { diagram.tick(tickCount); }}void SequenceElement(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{}{ ( MessageOrGeneralOrderingOrText(diagram) /* Message, GeneralOrdering have a common prefix for more clarity a new nonterminal was created*/ | Coregion(diagram) | DestroyLL(diagram) | ExecutionSpecification(diagram) | StateInvariant(diagram) //| (diagram) //general ordering, TimeConstraint TimeObservation and DurationConstraint Duration Observation missing | InteractionUse(diagram) | Continuation(diagram) | CombinedFragment(diagram) )}void MessageOrGeneralOrderingOrText(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{}{ /* * (Message and GeneralOrdering) A common prefix is: <LIFELINE_ID> "." <LIFELINE_ID> "<" * All three have <LIFELINE_ID > as common prefix * therefore use LOOKAHEAD(2) if it is a text, if not use a LOOKAHEAD(5) to determine if it is a message or a general ordering */ LOOKAHEAD(2) TextOnLifeline(diagram) | LOOKAHEAD(5) Message(diagram) | GeneralOrdering(diagram)}void CombinedFragment(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{ LifelineInterval interval = new LifelineInterval(); String operator = ""; String id = null;}{ ( < COMBINED_FRAGMENT > ( < COMBINED_FRAGMENT_OPERATOR > { operator = backslashReplace(token.image.substring(0, token.image.length() - 1), "\\n", "\n", "\\;", ";", "\\~", "~"); } ) [ id = LifelineId() [interval = LifelineInterval()] ] { diagram.beginCombinedFragment(interval.startId, interval.endId, id, operator); } ) | ( < T_DASH > < T_DASH > (< T_EQ > id=LifelineId())? { diagram.endCombinedFragment(id); } ) | ( < T_DDOT > (< T_EQ > id=LifelineId())? { diagram.endAndBeginOperand(id); } )}void Message(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{ String leftLifelineId = null; String rightLifelineId = null; String leftLifelineLocalId = null; String rightLifelineLocalId = null; MessageArrowInfo messageArrowInfo; String msgText = ""; int lostCount = 0; int foundCount = 0; int gateCount = 0; int duration = 0;}{ ( ( leftLifelineId = LifelineId() [LOOKAHEAD(2)< T_DOT > leftLifelineLocalId = LifelineId()] | < LOST > { leftLifelineId = "lost"; lostCount++; } | < FOUND > { leftLifelineId = "found"; foundCount++; } | < GATE > { leftLifelineId = "gate"; gateCount++; } ) messageArrowInfo = MessageArrow() ( rightLifelineId = LifelineId() [< T_DOT > rightLifelineLocalId = LifelineId()] | < LOST > { rightLifelineId = "lost"; lostCount++; } | < FOUND > { rightLifelineId = "found"; foundCount++; } | < GATE > { rightLifelineId = "gate"; gateCount++; } ) (duration = MessageDuration())? (msgText = TextUntilNewLine())? ) { if(lostCount + foundCount + gateCount > 1) { throw new SequenceDiagramException("Error: 'lost', 'found' and 'gate' can only occur once per message."); } String send; String receive; String sendLocalId; String receiveLocalId; if(messageArrowInfo.fromLeftToRight) { send = leftLifelineId; receive = rightLifelineId; sendLocalId = leftLifelineLocalId; receiveLocalId = rightLifelineLocalId; } else { send = rightLifelineId; receive = leftLifelineId; sendLocalId = rightLifelineLocalId; receiveLocalId = leftLifelineLocalId; } if(gateCount > 0) { if(duration != 0) { throw new SequenceDiagramException("Error: a messages with a gate can only have a duration of 0, but the duration was " + duration + "."); } if(send.equals("gate")) { diagram.addSendGateMessage(receive, msgText, messageArrowInfo.lineType, messageArrowInfo.arrowType, receiveLocalId); } else { diagram.addReceiveGateMessage(send, msgText, messageArrowInfo.lineType, messageArrowInfo.arrowType, sendLocalId); } } else if(send.equals("lost")) { throw new SequenceDiagramException("Error: 'lost' can only be on the receiving end of a message."); } else if(send.equals("found")) { if(duration != 0) { throw new SequenceDiagramException("Error: 'lost' and 'found' messages can only have a duration of 0, but the duration was " + duration + "."); } diagram.addFoundMessage(receive, msgText, messageArrowInfo.lineType, messageArrowInfo.arrowType, receiveLocalId); } else { if(receive.equals("lost")) { if(duration != 0) { throw new SequenceDiagramException("Error: 'lost' and 'found' messages can only have a duration of 0, but the duration was " + duration + "."); } diagram.addLostMessage(send, msgText, messageArrowInfo.lineType, messageArrowInfo.arrowType, sendLocalId); } else if(receive.equals("found")) { throw new SequenceDiagramException("Error: 'found' can only be on the sending end of a message."); } else { diagram.addMessage(send, receive, duration, msgText, messageArrowInfo.lineType, messageArrowInfo.arrowType, sendLocalId, receiveLocalId); } } }}MessageArrowInfo MessageArrow():{ MessageArrowInfo messageArrowInfo = new MessageArrowInfo();}{ ( ( messageArrowInfo.lineType = MessageArrowLineType() ( < MESSAGE_ARROW_RIGHT_OPEN > { messageArrowInfo.arrowType = ArrowType.OPEN; } | < MESSAGE_ARROW_RIGHT_FILLED > { messageArrowInfo.arrowType = ArrowType.FILLED; } ) ) { messageArrowInfo.fromLeftToRight = true; } | ( ( < MESSAGE_ARROW_LEFT_OPEN > { messageArrowInfo.arrowType = ArrowType.OPEN; } | < MESSAGE_ARROW_LEFT_FILLED > { messageArrowInfo.arrowType = ArrowType.FILLED; } ) messageArrowInfo.lineType = MessageArrowLineType() ) { messageArrowInfo.fromLeftToRight = false; } ) { return messageArrowInfo; }}LineType MessageArrowLineType() :{ LineType lineType;}{ ( < T_DASH > { lineType = LineType.SOLID; } | < T_DOT > { lineType = LineType.DASHED; } ) { return lineType; }}int MessageDuration() :{ int duration;}{ ( ( < MESSAGE_DURATION_INC > { duration = 1; } ( duration = unsignedIntConstant() | (< MESSAGE_DURATION_INC > { duration++; })* ) ) | ( < T_DASH > { duration = -1; } ( duration = unsignedIntConstant() { duration = -duration; } | (< T_DASH > { duration--; })* ) ) ) { return duration; }}void GeneralOrdering(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram):{ String leftLifelineId = null; String rightLifelineId = null; String leftLifelineLocalId = null; String rightLifelineLocalId = null; boolean leftEarlier;}{ leftLifelineId = LifelineId() < T_DOT > leftLifelineLocalId = LifelineId() ( < MESSAGE_ARROW_RIGHT_OPEN > { leftEarlier = true; } | < MESSAGE_ARROW_LEFT_OPEN > { leftEarlier = false; } ) rightLifelineId = LifelineId() < T_DOT > rightLifelineLocalId = LifelineId() { if(leftEarlier) { diagram.addGeneralOrdering(leftLifelineId, leftLifelineLocalId, rightLifelineId, rightLifelineLocalId); } else { diagram.addGeneralOrdering(rightLifelineId, rightLifelineLocalId, leftLifelineId, leftLifelineLocalId); } }}void Coregion(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{ String lifelineId; boolean start;}{ ( < START_COREGION > { start = true; } | < END_COREGION > { start = false; } ) lifelineId = LifelineId() { diagram.addCoregion(lifelineId, start); }}void DestroyLL(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{ String lifelineId;}{ < LL_DESTROY > lifelineId = LifelineId() { diagram.destroyLifeline(lifelineId); }}void ExecutionSpecification(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{ String lifelineId; boolean on;}{ ( < EXEC_SPEC_START > { on = true; } | < EXEC_SPEC_END > { on = false; } ) lifelineId = LifelineId() { diagram.changeExecutionSpecification(lifelineId, on); } ( (< LIST_DELIMITER >)? lifelineId = LifelineId() { diagram.changeExecutionSpecification(lifelineId, on); } )*}void StateInvariant(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{ String lifelineId; String text = ""; boolean stateStyle;}{ ( < INVARIANT > { stateStyle = false; } | < STATE_INVARIANT > { stateStyle = true; } ) lifelineId = LifelineId() (text = TextUntilNewLine())? { diagram.addStateInvariant(lifelineId, text, stateStyle); }}void TextOnLifeline(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram) :{ String lifelineId; String text = "";}{ [< TEXT_ON_LIFELINE >] lifelineId = LifelineId() text = TextUntilNewLine() /* text is mandatory, if not lookahead with message and general ordering would not work*/ { diagram.addTextOnLifeline(lifelineId, text); }}String TextUntilNewLine() :{}{ < TEXT_DELIMITER > < TEXT_UNTIL_NEXT_COMMAND > { return backslashReplace(token.image, "\\n", "\n", "\\;", ";"); }}void InteractionUse(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram):{ LifelineInterval interval; String text = "";}{ ( < REF > interval = LifelineInterval() (text = TextUntilNewLine())? ) { diagram.addInteractionUse(interval.startId, interval.endId, text); }}void Continuation(SequenceDiagramBuilder diagram):{ LifelineInterval interval; String text = "";}{ ( < CONTINUATION > interval = LifelineInterval() (text = TextUntilNewLine())? ) { diagram.addContinuation(interval.startId, interval.endId, text); }}/** * @return the start and end of the interval. */LifelineInterval LifelineInterval():{ LifelineInterval interval = new LifelineInterval();}{ interval.startId = LifelineId() (< LIST_DELIMITER >)? interval.endId = LifelineId() { return interval; }}boolean booleanConstant() :{ boolean value;}{ ( <FALSE> { value = false;} | <TRUE> { value = true;} ) {return value; }}int unsignedIntConstant() :{}{ <UNSIGNED_INT_CONSTANT> { int value; try { value = Integer.parseInt(token.image); } catch(NumberFormatException e) { // only digits are accepted by the gramer, so the only reason for a NumberFormatException should be that the number is too big for int throw (ParseException) new ParseException("Error: The string '" + token.image + "' couldn't be parsed as integer. The most probable reason is that the number is too big.").initCause(e); } return value; }}
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I did a project recently using Couchdbkit which worked very well - it has a Django extension which replicates a lot of the function of models and querysets. I actually wrote my own authentication backend using it, but I was able to simply modify the built-in one.
You do still need to get your head around how Couchdb works, though. I don't think you'll find anything that works as a standard database backend, allowing you to just use standard models/querysets without modification. Couchdb is non-relational and not SQL based, so the incompatibilities are too great.
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