This dialog also helps you to identify existing, valid individual stereotypes, and to create new stereotypes. The new stereotypes, at this point, are simple labels; if you want them to impose an Effect on the object, locate them on the 'Stereotypes' tab of the 'UML Types' dialog and define the Effect.
Click on the drop-down arrow and select a Perspective name, to limit the stereotypes offered for selection to those available under that Perspective. The field defaults to the last-selected Profile if it is in the currently-set Perspective or, if the element already has a stereotype, the Profile for that stereotype. If you no longer want to use a stereotype, deselect the checkbox. Displays the types of object that the selected stereotype is assigned to.
Click on this button to create a new but undefined stereotype. The UML specification says that:. A stereotype defines how an existing metaclass may be extended, and enables the use of platform or domain specific terminology or notation in place of, or in addition to, the ones used for the extended metaclass.
In that definition a metaclass is a class in the UML meta model e. Class , Interface , Component , Association , Property etc. That means that stereotypes may be applied to elements in a UML diagram. For instance, when you annotate a Property with a «DomainCodedValue» stereotype, you are modeling that such property has the special semantics of a DomainCodedValue whatever it is , which refines the semantics of Property. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. The workbench in Papyrus UML will look almost the same. By using the MetaModelAgent Add Wizard you will get support in filling in the correct values of significant properties, you may also add mandatory nested elements in consecutive wizard pages.
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For detailed information installation instruction, see Get Started. Please visit our dedicated website for MetaModelAgent www. Purchase the most complete UML-modeling tool on the market. Get a training in UML. Click on this button to clear the fields to create a new stereotype definition.
Click on this button to save a new or edited stereotype definition. Click on this button to delete a stereotype definition from the model. Select to retain the default element appearance for this stereotype. Select to associate the stereotype with an image metafile. Select to associate the stereotype with a custom shape, created using the Shape Scripting language.
If a Shape Script is already associated with the stereotype, click on this button to open the Shape Editor to update the Shape Script. Remove the associated metafile or Shape Script from the stereotype. Click on the drop-down arrow and select or define the default background color of the elements to be refined by the stereotype. This color will be applied to all occurrences of any element to which the stereotype has been applied; if the color is subsequently changed, the change is immediately applied to all occurrences of any element to which the stereotype was applied as for changes to any other property of the stereotype.
However, on elements created with the stereotype, the default color might be overridden by other color definitions of a higher priority that have been applied to the element. Click on the drop-down arrow and select or define the default color of the borders of the elements to be refined by the stereotype.
Click on the drop-down arrow and select or define the default color of the text of the elements to be refined by the stereotype. Reset the default colors to those of the base element with which the stereotype is associated.
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