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When storing cross-tree constraints in the feature model, the AST supports any type of nodes.
Currently, when reading the cross-tree constraints in the readers of the feature model the AST is built using the features' names which is OK, but then methods in the Feature Model class should return Features as objects, and actually there are some methods that returns the features' names such as the get_features() method inside the Constraint` class.
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When storing cross-tree constraints in the feature model, the AST supports any type of nodes.
Currently, when reading the cross-tree constraints in the readers of the feature model the AST is built using the features' names which is OK, but then methods in the Feature Model class should return Features as objects, and actually there are some methods that returns the features' names such as the
get_features() method inside the
Constraint` class.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: