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Re: Missing diagrams and stereotypes; splitting models [message #1804399 is a reply to message #1804319] |
Mon, 25 March 2019 13:55 |
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Hello Michael,
I confirm the problem. The stereotype are still in the file model-architecture.uml. and the diagram is still in model-architecture.notation after the move.
It is not exactly the same feature, but you could create your library as sub Package of your model, il will avoid to loast stereotype application and diagram.
So in model-architecture.uml, from the Papyrus model Explorer view, select library-package, then Right-Click->Model Refactor -> Create Submodel. , then save.
Now your library is in it own package model, but displayed as an externalized subpackage of model-architecture.
FYI, I fill the bug 545749: Move elements in a library doesn't work properly
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=545749
Regards,
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Vincent
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Re: Missing diagrams and stereotypes; splitting models [message #1804400 is a reply to message #1804319] |
Mon, 25 March 2019 13:56 |
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Hello Michael,
I confirm the problem. The stereotype are still in the file model-architecture.uml. and the diagram is still in model-architecture.notation after the move.
It is not exactly the same feature, but you could create your library as sub Package of your model, il will avoid to loast stereotype application and diagram.
So in model-architecture.uml, from the Papyrus model Explorer view, select library-package, then Right-Click->Model Refactor -> Create Submodel. , then save.
Now your library is in it own package model, but displayed as an externalized subpackage of model-architecture.
FYI, I fill the bug 545749: Move elements in a library doesn't work properly
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=545749
Regards,
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Vincent
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