//Here you can import some libraries, in which you can define auxiliary maps and/or queries
import ExampleQVTLibrary;

// these are the model A requirements
modeltype A "strict" uses testA('http://dim.de/testA');
// these are the model B requirements
modeltype B "strict" uses testB('http://dim.de/testB');



transformation ExampleQVTMap(in modelA:A, out modelB:B);

/*
/In the main() you need to specify which kind of objects you want to map from model A to model B.
/In the example below we are saying to take all the object of class ClassInModelA of the model A and to map them
/to model B through the map toModelB(), which is defined below.
*/ 
main() {
	modelA.rootObjects()[A::PersonA]->map toModelB();
}


/*
/Here you specify what the map toModelB() does. The syntax is always the same as here. In the map body you link
/the attributes in model B to the ones in model A. The notation self refers to the model A.
/With the . you map one element of A into one element of B. With -> instead you map all elements of A into all elements
/of B (use this for lists of objects). When the two properties you need to map are not of the same type you could use a 
/query to map them (see in the library).
*/
mapping A::PersonA::toModelB() : B::PersonB {
	
	firstNameB := self.firstNameA;
	lastNameB := self.lastNameA;
	contactsB := self.contactsA->map toContactList();
}