Object Diagram
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To create a Object Diagram:
Select first an element where a new Object Diagram to be contained as a child.
Select Model | Add Diagram | Object Diagram in Menu Bar or select Add Diagram | Object Diagram in Context Menu.
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To create a Object:
Select Object in Toolbox.
Drag on the diagram as the size of Object.
You can use QuickEdit for Object by double-click or press Enter on a selected Object.
Name Expression : Edit name expression.
Syntax of Name Expression
Visibility : Change visibility property.
Add Note : Add a linked note.
Add Constraint : Add a constraint.
Add Slot (Ctrl+Enter) : Add a slot.
Add Linked Object : Add a linked object.
To add an Slot:
Select an Instance.
Select Model | Add | Slot in Menu Bar or Add | Slot in Context Menu.
You can use QuickEdit for Slot by double-click or press Enter on a selected Slot.
Slot Expression : Edit Slot expression.
Syntax of Slot Expression
Visibility : Change visibility property.
Add (Ctrl+Enter) : Add one more slot in the below.
Delete (Ctrl+Delete) : Delete the slot
Move Up (Ctrl+Up) : Move the slot up.
Move Down (Ctrl+Down) : Move the slot down.
To create a Artifact Instance:
Select Artifact Instance in Toolbox.
Drag on the diagram as the size of Artifact Instance.
To create a Component Instance:
Select Component Instance in Toolbox.
Drag on the diagram as the size of Component Instance.
To create a Node Instance:
Select Node Instance in Toolbox.
Drag on the diagram as the size of Node Instance.
To create an Link (or Directed Link):
Select Link (or Directed Link) in Toolbox.
Drag from an instance and drop on another instance.
You can also use QuickEdit for LinkEnd by double-click at the end side of an Link.
Name Expression : Edit name expression.
Syntax of Name Expression
Visibility : Change visibility property.
Navigability : Change navigability property.
Aggregation Kind : Change aggregationKind property.
Multiplicity : Change multiplicity property.
- For more information about UML Object Diagram.
You can use QuickEdit for Model Element (See ).
You can use QuickEdit for Model Element (See ).
You can use QuickEdit for Model Element (See ).
You can use QuickEdit for Relationship (See ).
