A BasicEMap is a list so you can iterate over it directly to get at the
underlying Map.Entry EObjects; from the entrySet() view, you cannot map
back to the EMap and from it's Map.Entry instances you cannot map back
to the Map.Entry EObjects (except perhaps using some very horrible
reflection code that's likely to break if the implementation details
ever change.
On 24.01.2018 08:49, Erdal Karaca wrote:
Hi Ed,
I found out that in the
commit 8e63bb31516b101ae52702e9fcbf7dc3386706cb (~ 2 years ago) the
behavior has been changed:
org.eclipse.emf.common.util.BasicEMap.DelegatingMap.entrySet()
This method returns a view whose entries are not of type EObject
anymore. In a legacy project this has been "exploited" to add Adapters
to specific entries in the BasicEMap to listen to changes of the
entries without listening to the whole map. When switching to the
latest EMF version this does not work anymore.
What is the proper way to get the internal EObjects entries of the map
or should I switch to listening to the whole map for changes?
Thanks!
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