Vincent Aranega

So, I'm still on the process of making all the tests turn green. Since yesterday, all the textX examples are running fine (with few modifications)! This is a good exercice...

@igordejanovic `@EMetaclass` sounds perfect to me!

So, I was quite busy the last weeks, but I found the time to make all the tests turn green. I had to adapt some so they match PyEcore specificity....

@igordejanovic I performed the modification a [feature/iterative-resolve branch](https://github.com/aranega/textX/tree/feature/iterative-resolve). Beside the new "algorithm", it implies only minor modifications of the original code. With these modifications, I launched the performance tests from...

@igordejanovic Thanks! I'm glad the modification works for you! However, I've just seen that I use a `.clear()` on the corss-ref collection that will perhaps not fly with Python 2....

Got it! I pushed a PR with the fix. Sorry about that, I totally forgot about Python 2.

So, here is some news, I integrated PyEcore inside textX with a "switch" to enable or disable it. The switch is placed in the `textx` package and work like this:...

Hi @fkgl , The `result` variable is automatically injected in the scope of the function (mapping). I tried here to reproduce the implicit creation of the object as in QVTo,...

Hi @marvingreenberg I took long enough to deal with this, but I added your proposition in `behavior`! Finally... I really think you make a point, I was trying to get...

Thanks again for your ticket and for a fix! I will try it. The thing is that objects that have their container in another resource is not so easy to...