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Umbrella for the two derived members in the Expression / Function family that cannot be implemented
as plain derived-property ports. Both have no OCL derivation; both are backed by the Kernel
Functions Library. Together they are the last 2 of only 4 remaining NotSupportedException stubs
across SysML2.NET/Extend/.
Sub-issues
[Feature]: Function::isModelLevelEvaluable — generate the Kernel Functions Library membership set #364 — Function::isModelLevelEvaluable. A Kernel Functions Library membership test against
the 39 operator rows of KerML 1.0 Table 5 (§8.2.5.8.1) and Table 7 (§8.2.5.8.2). Generated, not
hardcoded: 36 of the 39 rows derive from the KEBNF operator terminals, four XMI operator = '…'
constraints, and the Kernel Function Library .kpar; only the 3 No rows stay curated. No engine
required. Also completes the runtime behaviour of InvocationExpressionExtensions.ComputeRedefinedModelLevelEvaluableOperation
(SysML2.NET/Extend/InvocationExpressionExtensions.cs:57).
Reflective metaclass features (KerML 1.0 §9.2.17) — the remaining two Extend stubs, SysML2.NET/Extend/MetadataAccessExpressionExtensions.cs:163 and SysML2.NET/Extend/MetadataFeatureExtensions.cs:208. They block the meta and @@ operators
inside [Feature]: InvocationExpression::evaluate — model-level expression evaluation engine #365 but are a separate MOF-registry workstream.
The valuation clause omitted at SysML2.NET/Extend/ExpressionExtensions.cs:170. This is not unblocked by the evaluation engine (as an earlier revision of this issue claimed). IFeature has no valuation property because the generator skipped it: in Resources/KerML_only_xmi.uml:7469 it is declared as an association ownedEnd, not an ownedAttribute. That is an independent code-generation gap and needs its own issue.
Description
Umbrella for the two derived members in the Expression / Function family that cannot be implemented
as plain derived-property ports. Both have no OCL derivation; both are backed by the Kernel
Functions Library. Together they are the last 2 of only 4 remaining
NotSupportedExceptionstubsacross
SysML2.NET/Extend/.Sub-issues
Function::isModelLevelEvaluable. A Kernel Functions Library membership test againstthe 39 operator rows of KerML 1.0 Table 5 (§8.2.5.8.1) and Table 7 (§8.2.5.8.2). Generated, not
hardcoded: 36 of the 39 rows derive from the KEBNF operator terminals, four XMI
operator = '…'constraints, and the Kernel Function Library
.kpar; only the 3 No rows stay curated. No enginerequired. Also completes the runtime behaviour of
InvocationExpressionExtensions.ComputeRedefinedModelLevelEvaluableOperation(
SysML2.NET/Extend/InvocationExpressionExtensions.cs:57).InvocationExpression::evaluate. The model-level expression evaluation engine:library-function resolution, dispatch registry, evaluation context, literal factory, the function
bodies, and the non-library fallback. [Feature]: Function::isModelLevelEvaluable — generate the Kernel Functions Library membership set #364 is a prerequisite — dispatch keys on the same function
set.
Not in scope
SysML2.NET/Extend/MetadataAccessExpressionExtensions.cs:163andSysML2.NET/Extend/MetadataFeatureExtensions.cs:208. They block themetaand@@operatorsinside [Feature]: InvocationExpression::evaluate — model-level expression evaluation engine #365 but are a separate MOF-registry workstream.
valuationclause omitted atSysML2.NET/Extend/ExpressionExtensions.cs:170. This isnot unblocked by the evaluation engine (as an earlier revision of this issue claimed).
IFeaturehas novaluationproperty because the generator skipped it: inResources/KerML_only_xmi.uml:7469it is declared as an associationownedEnd, not anownedAttribute. That is an independent code-generation gap and needs its own issue.System Configuration
SysML2.NET/Extend/FunctionExtensions.csSysML2.NET/Extend/InvocationExpressionExtensions.cs