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  • Introduction
  • User Guide
    • Introduction
    • Basic Concepts
    • Managing Project
    • Managing Diagrams
    • Editing Elements
    • Formatting Diagram
    • Annotation Elements
    • Managing Extensions
    • User Interface
    • Validation Rules
    • Keyboard Shortcuts
    • TouchBar (MacBook)
    • Customization
  • Working with UML Diagrams
    • Class Diagram
    • Package Diagram
    • Composite Structure Diagram
    • Object Diagram
    • Component Diagram
    • Deployment Diagram
    • Use Case Diagram
    • Sequence Diagram
    • Communication Diagram
    • Timing Diagram
    • Interaction Overview Diagram
    • Statechart Diagram
    • Activity Diagram
    • Information Flow Diagram
    • Profile Diagram
  • Working with SysML Diagrams
    • Requirement Diagram
    • Block Definition Diagram
    • Internal Block Diagram
    • Parametric Diagram
  • Working with Additional Diagrams
    • Entity-Relationship Diagram
    • Flowchart Diagram
    • Data Flow Diagram
  • Developing Extensions
    • Getting Started
    • Commands
    • Menus
    • Keymaps
    • Accessing Elements
    • Creating, Deleting and Modifying Elements
    • Working with Selections
    • Defining Preferences
    • Using Dialogs
    • Registering to Extension Registry
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  • Package
  • Model
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  1. Working with UML Diagrams

Package Diagram

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Create Package Diagram

To create a Package Diagram:

  1. Select first an element where a new Package Diagram to be contained as a child.

  2. Select Model | Add Diagram | Package Diagram in Menu Bar or select Add Diagram | Package Diagram in Context Menu.

See also

UML Package Diagram - For more information about UML Package Diagram.

Package

To create a Package on a diagram:

  1. Select Package in Toolbox.

  2. Drag on the diagram as the size of Package.

To create a Package (model element only) by Menu:

  1. Select an Element where a new Package to be contained.

  2. Select Model | Add | Package in Menu Bar or Add | Package in Context Menu.

You can use QuickEdit for Package by double-click or press Enter on a selected Package.

  • Name Expression : Edit name expression.

    Syntax of Name Expression

    expression ::= [ '<<' stereotype `>>` ] [ visibility ] name
stereotype ::= (identifier)
visibility ::= '+' | '#' | '-' | '~'
name ::= (identifier)

  • Visibility : Change visibility property.

  • Add Note : Add a linked note.

  • Add Constraint : Add a constraint.

  • Add Sub-Package : Add a sub-package.

  • Add Dependant Package : Add a dependant package.

  • Add Depending Package : Add a depending package.

Model

To create a Model on a diagram:

  1. Select Model in Toolbox.

  2. Drag on the diagram as the size of Model.

To create a Model (model element only) by Menu:

  1. Select an Element where a new Model to be contained.

  2. Select Model | Add | Model in Menu Bar or Add | Model in Context Menu.

You can use QuickEdit for Model Element (See Model Element).

Subsystem

To create a Subsystem on a diagram:

  1. Select Subsystem in Toolbox.

  2. Drag on the diagram as the size of Subsystem.

To create a Subsystem (model element only) by Menu:

  1. Select an Element where a new Subsystem to be contained.

  2. Select Model | Add | Subsystem in Menu Bar or Add | Subsystem in Context Menu.

You can use QuickEdit for Subsystem by double-click or press Enter on a selected Subsystem.

  • Name Expression : Edit name expression.

    Syntax of Name Expression

    expression ::= [ '<<' stereotype `>>` ] [ visibility ] name
stereotype ::= (identifier)
visibility ::= '+' | '#' | '-' | '~'
name ::= (identifier)

  • Visibility : Change visibility property.

  • Add Note : Add a linked note.

  • Add Constraint : Add a constraint.

  • Add Provided Interface : Add a provided interface.

  • Add Required Interface : Add a required interface.

Containment

To make an Containment relation:

  1. Select Containment in Toolbox.

  2. Drag from an element (to be contained) and drop on a container element.

Note

There is no Containment model element. The Containment view element only show the containment relationship between two elements. (Contained elements are shown as children in Model Explorer)

Package Diagram