Sparx Systems Forum
Enterprise Architect => Uml Process => Topic started by: steven512 on August 02, 2005, 12:48:49 pm
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I would like to have only some properties and methods visible in a diagram. Currently, the only options are to show all or no public, private, etc. methods and properties.
When viewing a model from a high level, you usually only want or need to see a few key methods or properties. You don't need to see all of them because not all of them are important.
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I would like to have only some properties and methods visible in a diagram. Currently, the only options are to show all or no public, private, etc. methods and properties.
When viewing a model from a high level, you usually only want or need to see a few key methods or properties. You don't need to see all of them because not all of them are important.
Steven,
Check out Set Feature Visibility (Ctrl+Shift+Y). You 'll see the ability to suppress features based on stereotype. You can add display only stereotypes for this purpose.
(I prefix mine with ~ (tilde) so they stand out...)
A little bit clumsy, but it does work...
HTH,
Paolo
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I can't get over how this isn't a feature. Really, it's such a problem. It makes it really difficult to communicate particular aspects of the model.
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Since such views are usually "temporary" and in my experience only involve methods, I just create a subclass stereotyped "facade" and use the override implementation function to add the methods of interest. This saves having to muck around in the actual class.
bruce