The symbol to display the at Tag on the LifelineĮxecution Specification nodes are overlaid on Lifelines and correspond to executions by the Lifeline Block/Actor. The stereotype frames are displayed below along with the menus used to specify a Tag and its value. In the following example the user specified the Lifeline stereotype's specification has two special stereotype frames that can be used to define tags to be associated with the Lifeline on the diagram. The Lifeline stereotype's specification has two special stereotype frames that can be used to define tags to be associated with the Lifeline on the diagram. The Lifeline name or Referenced Element name is displayed using the Hide replacement name checkbox in the Modelling sidebar. When the Lifeline Referenced Element is later specified, using the Rename option, an internal link is created between the «lifeline» and the selected referenced element. When producing a rapid prototype specify the Lifeline name and then later use the rename symbol option to specify the actual Block or Actor the Lifeline represents. «block » or «actor» element) is specified by the Referenced Element section as shown below. When the symbol is placed on the drawing area the Name Symbol dialog is presented to allow you to enter a lifeline object name and to specify the structural element the Lifeline symbol represents.

Timeline part of the Lifeline is depicted by a dashed line descending from the base of the rectangle.Block or Actor) is depicted by a rectangle, with the name and type of the element Structural Element part of the Lifeline (i.e.Lifelines represent a structural element (Part) of a system and a timeline flowing top to bottom: The at tag value can be displayed on the diagram using the Tag symbol. In the following example the Tag symbol displays the at tag value specified in the Lifeline stereotype Time frame.

The Tag symbol is used to display a tag value contained in a symbol's stereotype frames, or cross reference link attributes, anchored to the selected symbol. It can show frames, categories, tags, related items, or simply a piece of standalone text. Multi-purpose symbol which attaches to other symbols in order to show certain attributes of the model element.

An image can also be embedded in the other diagram symbols. Note: If you do not want Cradle to automatically add an * go to the Graphics Settings section of Project Setup and turn off the Automatically add asterisks to diagram's comment symbols option.Īllows you to choose the location of a GIF or JPEG image to be displayed as a diagram symbol.

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