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| Re: Some questions on styles and css [message #1776794 is a reply to message #1776787] |
Tue, 21 November 2017 16:38   |
 Camille Letavernier
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Hi Patrik,
1. borderStyle: dashed;
You may also use 'custom' instead of 'dashed', then specify a customDash: int[] property:
* {
borderStyle: custom;
customDash: 5 3 1 2 8 6;
}
(Where each odd number is a dash length, and each even number is the space between two dashes)
2. Compartment[kind=packagedElements]
type corresponds to the (internal) serialization type (That you can find in the *.notation file when reading it with a text editor). kind is a human-readable alternative that is mapped to (most) types, to present them in a more consistent way. For compartments, the kind should correspond to the title of the compartment, in camelCase. So you should use [kind=symbol] as well (Instead of type="compartment_shape_display")
3. It has been done in some projects, but I think the layout constraints were hard-coded (Rather than CSS-based). In Papyrus, the default sizes are defined in the Diagram model then generated in Java, so I don't think it's possible to customize them with CSS.
HTH,
Camille
Camille Letavernier
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| Re: Some questions on styles and css [message #1776835 is a reply to message #1776830] |
Wed, 22 November 2017 07:59 |
Camille Letavernier
Messages: 952
Registered: February 2011 |
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Hi Patrik,
You should use "kind", not "type", i.e. either:
Compartment[kind=symbol]
or
Compartment[type=compartment_shape_display]
I believe custom compartments (Like Shape or Stereotype) are not serialized by default, as they are provided by an extension of the diagram, and not explicitly part of the diagram. For other compartments (Like Package Structure, Class attributes, etc.), you can either use the kind + title (e.g. Compartment[kind=attributes]) or the type + notation type (e.g. Compartment[type=Component_PackagedElementShape]). I simply recommend using the kind + title approach, which IMO is more consistent and easier to remember, but both should work.
Camille
Camille Letavernier
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