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GONGREQIF

process to generate the model

xgen -i dtc-11-04-05.xsd -o go/schema/xgen_out.go -l Go
cp go/schema/xgen_out.go go/models/models.go
sed -i '' 's/\/\/ Code generated by gowsdl DO NOT EDIT.//g' go/models/models.go
sed -i '' 's/package schema/package models/g'  go/models/models.go
sed -i '' '/type REQIF \*REQIF/c\
type REQIF struct {\
    XMLName     xml.Name     `xml:"REQ-IF"`\
    HEADER      *THEHEADER   `xml:"THE-HEADER"`\
    CORECONTENT *CORECONTENT `xml:"CORE-CONTENT"`\
}\
'  go/models/models.go
sed -i '' 's/package schema/package models/g'  go/models/models.go
sed -i '' 's/type \([A-Za-z0-9_]*\) struct {/type \1 struct { \
    Name string/g' go/models/models.go
sed -i '' 's/XhtmlBlkStructClass \*XhtmlBlkStructClass//g' go/models/models.go

with vscode, refactor TYPE into REQTYPE

time gongc go/models

with gowsdl

gowsdl -d go -p schema -o schema.go reqif.wsdl

Things are doing great but for attibutes, it does not work.

        <SPEC-OBJECT
            IDENTIFIER="_xen_QMkhEee8KsfWrp9EJQ"
            LAST-CHANGE="2017-11-14T15:44:26.000+02:00"
            LONG-NAME="Requirement-1">

Is there something in the XSD that says it is an attribute and not an element ?

Yes it does

    <xsd:attribute name="DESC" type="xsd:string" use="optional"/>
    <xsd:attribute name="IDENTIFIER" type="xsd:ID" use="required"/>
    <xsd:attribute name="LAST-CHANGE" type="xsd:dateTime" use="required"/>
    <xsd:attribute name="LONG-NAME" type="xsd:string" use="optional"/>

We have to go back to xmlplaygground

adding the prefix with regexp

\b[A-Z-]+=

reqif.xsd:$0

SPEC HIERARCHY

It's strange, SPEC HIERARCHY has only one "children"

There is a problem because the XSD says that SPEC_TYPES is a slice of object

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and the schema has only one pointer.

in fact, the XSD has no slice of pointers at all.

One needs to go back to the xmlplayground.

Indeed, gowsdl has trouble with this xsd def. By patching the schema

        SPEC_OBJECT_TYPE []*SPEC_OBJECT_TYPE `xml:"SPEC-OBJECT-TYPE,omitempty" json:"SPEC-OBJECT-TYPE,omitempty"`

this works

serie of sed to apply

[]

IDENTIFIER []ID IDENTIFIER ID

REQ_IF_CONTENT [] REQ_IF_CONTENT

REQ_IF_HEADER [] REQ_IF_HEADER

SPEC_OBJECT_REF [] SPEC_OBJECT_REF

[]LOCAL_REF LOCAL_REF