Example
The following example shows how to add a metric that measures the number of applications in a configuration map edition.
CmApplications class
CtConfigurationMapMeasure subclass: #CmApplications
instanceVariableNames: ''
classVariableNames: ''
poolDictionaries: ''
CmApplications public class methods
defaultUpperThreshold
"Answer the default upper threshold for the receiver.
The thresholds are affected by many factors (ex. prototype,
first release, UI...) and the user has to tailor the thresholds
to his own needs and experience.
PARAMETERS
None
RETURN VALUE
<Number>"
^10
group
"Answer the functional group the receiver is in.
In addition to being grouped by the type of object they
apply to (Application, Class etc.) measures are also organized
into functional groups. A measure belongs to one group.
Group names are also used when generating the user interface.
PARAMETERS
None
RETURN VALUE
<String>"
^'Decomposition'
descriptionText
"Answer the information text about the receiver.
PARAMETERS
None
RETURN VALUE
<String>"
^' Measure the number of applications contained in a
configuration map'
adviceText
"Answer the advice text about the receiver..
PARAMETERS
None
RETURN VALUE
<String>"
^' Helps estimate the packaging effort.
isMetric
"Answer true if the receiver is a metric
otherwise answer false.
PARAMETERS
None
RETURN VALUE
<Boolean>"
^true
label
"Answer a single line label briefly describing the receiver.
PARAMETERS
None
RETURN VALUE
<String>"
^'Applications'
CmApplications public instance methods
measure: aConfigurationMap
"Measure aConfigurationMap for the number of applications
it contains.
PARAMETERS
aConfigurationMap <EmConfigurationMap>
RETURN VALUE
<CtMeasurement>"
^self
defaultMeasurementOf: aConfigurationMap
result:aConfigurationMap applicationNames size
Last modified date: 06/30/2015