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Options - Attribute/Operations
The Options - Attributes/Operations section enables you to configure Attribute and Operations specifications.
Access Tools | Options | Source Code Engineering > Attribute/Operations
Use to
• | Configure the default name generated from imported attributes |
• | Generate methods for implemented interfaces |
• | Delete model attributes not included in the code during reverse synchronization |
• | Delete model methods not included in the code during reverse synchronization |
• | Delete code from features contained in the model during forward synchronization |
• | Delete model associations and aggregations that correspond to attributes not included in the code during reverse synchronization |
• | Define whether or not the bodies of methods are included and saved in the Enterprise Architect model when reverse engineering |
• | Create attributes in quick succession, clearing the dialog when you click on Save so that you can enter another attribute name |
Reference
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Attribute Specifications: Default name for associated
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Specifies the default name generated from imported attributes. |
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Attribute Specifications: On reverse synch, delete model attributes not in code
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Indicates that on reverse synchronization, attributes in the model that are not included within code are automatically removed from the model. |
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Attribute Specifications: On reverse synch, delete model associations not in code |
Indicates that on reverse synchronization, associations in the model that are not included within code are automatically removed from the model.
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Operation Specifications: Generate methods for implemented interface
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Indicates that methods are generated for an implemented interface |
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Operation Specifications: On reverse synch, delete model methods not in code |
Indicates that on reverse synchronization, methods in the model that are not included within code are automatically removed from the model.
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Operation Specifications: Include method bodies in model when reverse engineering |
Indicates that on reverse engineering code, method bodies in the code are included within your model.
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Options: After Save, re-select edited item |
Indicates that after saving, the dialog clears allowing for another attribute name to be specified.
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On forward synch, prompt to delete code features not in mode |
Indicates that, during forward synchronization, the Synchronize Element <package name>.<element name> dialog displays, to enable to to either ignore, reassign or delete features in the code that are not in the model.
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