Name of the action not always at the same place

[RealPecho]

why the name of the action is in the middle of the element and not in the top?
I use the same stereotype twice, but the position of the name is ddifferent. how can I control this?

[Geert Bellekens]

Depends on the shapescript I guess.

Geert

[RealPecho]

I though also this point, but both element have the same stereotype -> same shape script

do you know how to control this in the shape script?

[qwerty]

Probably it's inside a profile. You need to ask the profile's creator. (There is a way to hack the script in the MDG file, but ...)

q.

[Geert Bellekens]

Yes, but both don't seem to have the same tagged values (or where the values PhaseCurrent,SensorElectricalPower:,...) are coming from.

Quite possible the shapescript does something different when these are present or not.
Or the mere fact that these parts are missing could mean taht the name parts has more space, adn thus prints the name lower.
Hard to tell without the shapescript.

Geert

[RealPecho]

ok. I add an element (Action Call Behaviout) from the SysML Toolbox and the name was on the top, then I change the stereotype of the element and the name go to the middle. Here is the Shape Script (I put some ... to make shorteer the text:

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shape main
{
noshadow = "true";
if (HasTag("ElementType","Mechanical"))
{
setfillcolor(210,108,30);
}
...
else if (HasTag("ElementType","Mechatronical"))
{
setfillcolor(255,228,188);
}
DrawNativeShape();
}

decoration Type
{
orientation = "SW";
if (HasTag("showElementType","true"))
{
if (HasTag("isSignal","true"))
{
println("Sig");
}
...
else if (HasTag("ElementType","Mechatronical"))
{
println("Mea");
}
}
}

decoration SIL
{
orientation = "NW";
if (HasTag("showSafetyIntegrity","true"))
{
if (HasTag("SafetyIntegrity","None"))
{
// hide label
HideLabel("");
}
else
{
// Not applicable
if (HasTag("SafetyIntegrity","Not applicable"))
{
setfillcolor(255, 255, 255);
print("Na");
RoundRect(0,0,100,100,4,4);
}
....
}
}
}

shape RelatedElement
{
if(HasProperty("Connector.Type", "Realisation"))
{
if(HasProperty("Element.IsTarget"))
{
SetCompartmentName("ExternalRequirements");
AppendCompartmentText("Req #Element.Name#");
}
}
if(HasProperty("Connector.Type", "Dependency"))
{
if(HasProperty("Element.IsSource"))
{
SetCompartmentName("DerivedRequirements");
AppendCompartmentText("Req #Element.Name#");
}
}
if(HasProperty("Connector.Type", "Abstraction"))
{
if(HasProperty("Element.IsTarget"))
{
SetCompartmentName("AllocatedTo");
AppendCompartmentText("#Element.Name#");
}
}
}
I don't have any control for the text

[Geert Bellekens]

So where's the part about the things like "PhaseCurrent"?

Are those tagged values? How are they printed? Why do they print on one object, and not the other?

Geert

[Eve]

So where's the part about the things like "PhaseCurrent"?

Are those tagged values? How are they printed? Why do they print on one object, and not the other?

I'd say they are the names of the Pins they are next to.

[Geert Bellekens]

So where's the part about the things like "PhaseCurrent"?

Are those tagged values? How are they printed? Why do they print on one object, and not the other?

I'd say they are the names of the Pins they are next to.

Indeed, I didn't notice the pins there.

Geert

[qwerty]

Hidelabel need a value, not an empty string.

q.