Hide class attributes/operations in a diagram

[tonySparx]

Hi all,

I'm trying to find the way, through Automation API, to hide specific class attributes or operations in the same way of  "Suppress or Show Specific Features" UI feature (I work on 7.5.850 EA version).
I've looked at .eap file (opening it with MS Access), but I no founded nothing about this issue.
Could anyone help me? I'm sure that this information is stored necessarily somewhere in the eap file, but I've checked all tables without finding anything relevant! :-/

Thanks in advance!

[Geert Bellekens]

Tony,

These settings are stored in the StyleEx attribute to the diagram as a very cryptic thing like

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SPL=S_4C449F=3B2578,D650A9:;I figured out that
- 4C449F is the first part of the ea_guid of the t_object
- 3B2578 and D650A9 are the first parts of ea_guid's of the attributes that are shown.
In the DiagramObject.ObjectStyle you will find also find

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AttCustom=1; to indicate that there is something specific to the attributes of the diagramobject

Good luck

Geert

[tonySparx]

Thanks a lot Geert!  
I've already checked the StyleEx field, but I've no noted this "cryptic thing"!

However, in the DiagramObject I noted the string:

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Constraint=1;AttCustom=0;OpCustom=0;RzO=1;when there's something (at least one between attribute or operation) "hidden" and not AttCustom=1...

A last question (a curiosity): in your opinion, what does the prefix "S_" mean in SPL string?

Thanks again Geert!

[Geert Bellekens]

disclaimer: I'm guessing here:
The "S" prefix could mean "Show".
If that is the case we can expect a "H" (Hide) prefix to exist as well (depending on whether you check the attributes to be shown, or the attributes to be hidden)

Geert

[tonySparx]

disclaimer: I'm guessing here:
The "S" prefix could mean "Show".
If that is the case we can expect a "H" (Hide) prefix to exist as well (depending on whether you check the attributes to be shown, or the attributes to be hidden)

Geert

I think it means "Suppress" because from my tests all GUIDs belongs to hidden attributes/operations...