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| /* | |
| * Comparison of two views to see which Archimate elements are missing | |
| * 2018, Ad Gerrits | |
| */ | |
| console.clear(); | |
| function checkViews (v1, v2) { | |
| var v2elements = []; | |
| $(v2).find('element').each(function (e) { | |
| v2elements.push(e.concept.id); | |
| }) | |
| var lastconceptid = -1; | |
| console.log('Present in view "' + v1.name + '" but missing in view "' + v2.name + '":'); | |
| $(v1).find('element').each(function (e) { | |
| if (e.concept.id !== lastconceptid) { | |
| if (v2elements.indexOf(e.concept.id) === -1) { | |
| console.log(e.name + ' (' + e.type + ')'); | |
| } | |
| lastconceptid = e.concept.id; | |
| } | |
| }) | |
| } | |
| if (selection.size() === 2 && ($(selection.get(0)).is('archimate-diagram-model') && $(selection.get(1)).is('archimate-diagram-model'))) { | |
| var v1 = selection.get(0); | |
| var v2 = selection.get(1); | |
| console.log('Compare views: "' + v1.name + '" and "' + v2.name + '"\n'); | |
| checkViews(v1, v2); | |
| console.log('\n'); | |
| checkViews(v2, v1); | |
| } else { | |
| window.alert('Select 2 views to compare'); | |
| } |
Good point !
So we have to create a collection of elements from a collection of visual objects:
var v1 = $("archimate-diagram-model.v1").first();
var v2 = $("archimate-diagram-model.v2").first();
getConcepts = function(c) {
var out = $("empty");
c.each(function(o) {
out.add(o.concept);
})
return out;
}
var not_in_v1 = getConcepts($(v2).find('element')).not(getConcepts($(v1).find('element')));
var not_in_v2 = getConcepts($(v1).find('element')).not(getConcepts($(v2).find('element')));
console.log("Not in v1: ", not_in_v1);
console.log("Not in v2: ", not_in_v2);
Note that I used
$("empty")to create an empty collection. This is a trick:$()operator will look for object of type "empty" but won't find one as this type does not exist. Thus it returns an empty collection.
In fact what we need is a map operator, but this is not implemented (yet) on collections (which are not JS arrays even if very similar).
A stupid question, though... How one can select two views in Archi tool? I have tried doing that in the Model Tree view, but it always selects all views between those I need. Any advice?
@vnevzorov: After the first selected view, press the Ctrl-key and select the second view. Just like when you want to select multiple elements in the model tree at other times.
Occam's razor: "the problem-solving principle that the simplest solution tends to be the right one". That's clear.
But... the statement is not working a 100% yet. It looks like it's comparing the visual element id's instead of the related Archimate concept. So it flags concepts that are present in both views as 'missing'...