How to display the name of a structured activity node? [message #474412] |
Tue, 20 May 2008 16:34 |
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Originally posted by: webb.roberts.gtri.gatech.edu
How do I display the name of a structured activity node? In the
diagram, all that displays is the stereotype (<<structured>>). The
properties lists the name, but it doesn't make it to the diagram.
Is there a setting?
Thanks,
Webb
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Re: How to display the name of a structured activity node? [message #474414 is a reply to message #474412] |
Wed, 21 May 2008 12:40 |
Tatiana Fesenko Messages: 530 Registered: July 2009 |
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Hello Webb,
Let's look what UML specification says about StructuredActivityNode.
UML 2.1 07-02-03, 2.1.48:
"A structured activity node is notated with a dashed round cornered rectangle
enclosing its nodes and edges, with the
keyword «structured» at the top (see Figure 12.133). Also see children of
StructuredActivityNode"
Figure 12.133 "Notation for structured nodes" shows notation. There is no
name on the picture. That's the reason why only "stereotype" keyword is displayed
on StructuredActivityNode.
I haven't found other examples of using StructuredActivityNode in the specification.
Have you found any other usage of StructuredActivityNode?
However, I do agree, that it makes sense to display name of the StructuredActivityNode.
Feel free to submit a bug report to bugzilla if you find it reasonable.
Best wishes,
Tatiana.
> How do I display the name of a structured activity node? In the
> diagram, all that displays is the stereotype (<<structured>>). The
> properties lists the name, but it doesn't make it to the diagram.
>
> Is there a setting?
>
> Thanks,
> Webb
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Re: How to display the name of a structured activity node? [message #474416 is a reply to message #474414] |
Wed, 21 May 2008 15:38 |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: webb.roberts.gtri.gatech.edu
Tatiana Fesenko wrote:
> Figure 12.133 "Notation for structured nodes" shows notation. There is
> no name on the picture. That's the reason why only "stereotype" keyword
> is displayed on StructuredActivityNode. I haven't found other examples
> of using StructuredActivityNode in the specification. Have you found any
> other usage of StructuredActivityNode?
> However, I do agree, that it makes sense to display name of the
> StructuredActivityNode.
>
> Feel free to submit a bug report to bugzilla if you find it reasonable.
Well, it looks like you're following the spec. But I have no idea why
they wouldn't put a name on structured activities. Without the name,
nested activities in diagrams will be pretty much impossible to
understand.
What are the rules about "decorating" nodes in diagrams above what is in
the spec? Would such an addition be compliant with the spec?
Thanks,
Webb Roberts (webb.roberts@gtri.gatech.edu)
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Re: How to display the name of a structured activity node? [message #474418 is a reply to message #474416] |
Thu, 22 May 2008 14:38 |
Tatiana Fesenko Messages: 530 Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hi Webb,
We've found only one example of structured activity node in the spec. Probably
name is just empty in the case =)
IMHO, displaying structured activity name is spec compliant. Besides, I met
many pictures where name of structured activity node was shown.
Best wishes,
Tatiana.
> Tatiana Fesenko wrote:
>
>> Figure 12.133 "Notation for structured nodes" shows notation. There
>> is
>> no name on the picture. That's the reason why only "stereotype"
>> keyword
>> is displayed on StructuredActivityNode. I haven't found other
>> examples
>> of using StructuredActivityNode in the specification. Have you found
>> any
>> other usage of StructuredActivityNode?
>> However, I do agree, that it makes sense to display name of the
>> StructuredActivityNode.
>> Feel free to submit a bug report to bugzilla if you find it
>> reasonable.
>>
> Well, it looks like you're following the spec. But I have no idea why
> they wouldn't put a name on structured activities. Without the name,
> nested activities in diagrams will be pretty much impossible to
> understand.
>
> What are the rules about "decorating" nodes in diagrams above what is
> in the spec? Would such an addition be compliant with the spec?
>
> Thanks,
> Webb Roberts (webb.roberts@gtri.gatech.edu)
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Re: How to display the name of a structured activity node? [message #619811 is a reply to message #474412] |
Wed, 21 May 2008 12:40 |
Tatiana Fesenko Messages: 530 Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hello Webb,
Let's look what UML specification says about StructuredActivityNode.
UML 2.1 07-02-03, 2.1.48:
"A structured activity node is notated with a dashed round cornered rectangle
enclosing its nodes and edges, with the
keyword «structured» at the top (see Figure 12.133). Also see children of
StructuredActivityNode"
Figure 12.133 "Notation for structured nodes" shows notation. There is no
name on the picture. That's the reason why only "stereotype" keyword is displayed
on StructuredActivityNode.
I haven't found other examples of using StructuredActivityNode in the specification.
Have you found any other usage of StructuredActivityNode?
However, I do agree, that it makes sense to display name of the StructuredActivityNode.
Feel free to submit a bug report to bugzilla if you find it reasonable.
Best wishes,
Tatiana.
> How do I display the name of a structured activity node? In the
> diagram, all that displays is the stereotype (<<structured>>). The
> properties lists the name, but it doesn't make it to the diagram.
>
> Is there a setting?
>
> Thanks,
> Webb
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Re: How to display the name of a structured activity node? [message #619815 is a reply to message #474414] |
Wed, 21 May 2008 15:38 |
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Originally posted by: webb.roberts.gtri.gatech.edu
Tatiana Fesenko wrote:
> Figure 12.133 "Notation for structured nodes" shows notation. There is
> no name on the picture. That's the reason why only "stereotype" keyword
> is displayed on StructuredActivityNode. I haven't found other examples
> of using StructuredActivityNode in the specification. Have you found any
> other usage of StructuredActivityNode?
> However, I do agree, that it makes sense to display name of the
> StructuredActivityNode.
>
> Feel free to submit a bug report to bugzilla if you find it reasonable.
Well, it looks like you're following the spec. But I have no idea why
they wouldn't put a name on structured activities. Without the name,
nested activities in diagrams will be pretty much impossible to
understand.
What are the rules about "decorating" nodes in diagrams above what is in
the spec? Would such an addition be compliant with the spec?
Thanks,
Webb Roberts (webb.roberts@gtri.gatech.edu)
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Re: How to display the name of a structured activity node? [message #619818 is a reply to message #474416] |
Thu, 22 May 2008 14:38 |
Tatiana Fesenko Messages: 530 Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hi Webb,
We've found only one example of structured activity node in the spec. Probably
name is just empty in the case =)
IMHO, displaying structured activity name is spec compliant. Besides, I met
many pictures where name of structured activity node was shown.
Best wishes,
Tatiana.
> Tatiana Fesenko wrote:
>
>> Figure 12.133 "Notation for structured nodes" shows notation. There
>> is
>> no name on the picture. That's the reason why only "stereotype"
>> keyword
>> is displayed on StructuredActivityNode. I haven't found other
>> examples
>> of using StructuredActivityNode in the specification. Have you found
>> any
>> other usage of StructuredActivityNode?
>> However, I do agree, that it makes sense to display name of the
>> StructuredActivityNode.
>> Feel free to submit a bug report to bugzilla if you find it
>> reasonable.
>>
> Well, it looks like you're following the spec. But I have no idea why
> they wouldn't put a name on structured activities. Without the name,
> nested activities in diagrams will be pretty much impossible to
> understand.
>
> What are the rules about "decorating" nodes in diagrams above what is
> in the spec? Would such an addition be compliant with the spec?
>
> Thanks,
> Webb Roberts (webb.roberts@gtri.gatech.edu)
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