I know how to stereotype classes, but I don’t know how to stereotype operations or attributes. For example I have a member function “foo() : int” and I want to stereotype it as “<> foo(): int”. Does anyone know ?
Thanx,
Blacksburg
Dear Blacksburg,
Thank you for your message. Please try the following steps for assigning class member stereotypes:
1.Right click on the class member, select Stereotypes > Stereotypes.
2.Choose the stereotypes in the list on the left hand side and press the > button to assign them. After that press OK to commit.
3.Right click on the class, select Presentation Options > Show Class Member Stereotypes.
After that the stereotypes of the class member should be displayed. If you want to configure your own stereotypes, please visit the Appendix A of the VP-UML User’s Guide at
http://www.visual-paradigm.com/edocs.jsp?url=content/product/vpuml/vpuml5UserGuide/html/VP-UMLUserGuide-DHTMLHelp-13-1.html&resourceType=document&resourceDetail=vpuml5UserGuide
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us again.
Best regards,
Rain
