Examples of org.eclipse.emf.ecore.InternalEObject.eGet()

org.eclipse.emf.ecore.InternalEObject.eGet()

Returns the value of the given feature of the object; the value is optionally {@link org.eclipse.emf.ecore.util.EcoreUtil#resolve(EObject,EObject) resolved} before it is returned.

If the feature is {@link ETypedElement#isMany() many-valued}, the result will be an {@link EList}and each object in the list will be {@link EClassifier#isInstance an instance of} the feature's {@link ETypedElement#getEType() type}; the list's contents are not affected by resolve argument. Otherwise the result directly will be an instance of the feature's type; if it is a {@link EObject#eIsProxy() proxy}, it is resolved. The core type specifies whether to return the core reflective value, e.g., {@link org.eclipse.emf.common.util.EMap}, or the public API value, e.g., {@link java.util.Map}. @param eFeature the feature of the value to fetch. @param resolve whether to resolve. @param coreType whether to return the core type value or the API type value. @return the value of the given feature of the object. @see EObject#eGet(EStructuralFeature,boolean)

              i.remove();
            }


            // Compute the holder of the proxy
            //
            EObject proxyHolder = (EObject)(eReference.isMany() ? ((List<?>)proxy.eGet(eReference)).get(0) : proxy.eGet(eReference));


            // If the proxy holder can hold many values,
            // it may contain a duplicate that resulted when the other end was processed as an IDREF
            // and hence did both sides of the bidirectional relation.
            //

              i.remove();
            }


            // Compute the holder of the proxy
            //
            EObject proxyHolder = (EObject)(eReference.isMany() ? ((List<?>)proxy.eGet(eReference)).get(0) : proxy.eGet(eReference));


            // If the proxy holder can hold many values,
            // it may contain a duplicate that resulted when the other end was processed as an IDREF
            // and hence did both sides of the bidirectional relation.
            //

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