Vincent Aranega

Hi @AnNeub My bad, the attribute is `_many_cache`, I forgot I changed that few version ago, but using `many` will work exactly the same and at reviewing the code I...

Hi @AnNeub ; Arrrg, I think it's related to a problem in the way I'm handling keywords with the notification system. Also, I just saw your issue on https://github.com/pyecore/pyecoregen/issues/31 ,...

Hi @rscharp , Thanks for your question, indeed at the moment, pyecore is not able to read/use xsd directly and information took from. Regarding the issue with the name expressed...

Hi @rscharp , I think one of the issues of importing a full xsd is the fact that it can give way more semantic than Ecore (I'm no expert in...

Hi Ralph, I think you can share files here directly (drag and drop), or you can send the pizza to my personal email, do as it is the more convenient...

Hi Ralph, Thanks so much for the Pizza! I will check all of that as soon as I can (I got a lot going on) Vince

Hi @BertVanAcker , Thanks for the issue, it seems like a really critical behavior your found there! Could you provide a very small example to replicate the problem? I tried...

@BertVanAcker Thanks a lot for the minimal case using `InterfaceKB`. I didn't know this library, I'm happy to see that PyEcore is used as dependency of so interesting projects :)....

@BertVanAcker OK! I found the bug. The issue is actually not in PyEcore, but in the way `InterfaceKB` is handling PyEcore collections. From what I saw, InterfaceKB is directly handling...

Hello, I'm glad part of your project is now working :). Yes, `EOrderedSet/OrderedSet` has the same operations as `list` knows, they should implement almost all of them. Regarding your other...