[Uml-devel] user story

[Sebastian Stein]

Jonathan Riddell <jr at jriddell.org> [021014 20:38]:
> > an element's stereotype is type X, then it is drawn by the corresponding
> > drawing class. Also, when you create an object of a certain type, the system
> > limits the only possible stereotypes to be those defined to derive from that
> > element you just created.  For example, <<interface>> is one of the
> > stereotypes of Class. so, when i create an interface, it is drawn be the
> > Class drawer. also, <<interface>> is included in a dropdown combo box that
> > lists all stereotypes associated with the Class object. neat, huh?
> 
> Predefined stereotypes are on my mental to do list as well, although I
> don't think I've written it down anywhere.

Today I submitted a feature request for it. Please add your thoughts about
the problem so that we have all ideas about it in one place:

Feature-Request #622966
Luis De la Parra
2002-08-28 00:23

> add tipical "stereotypes" as enumeration, so that the user can choose from
> one of them, but leave the option to enter user-defined stereotypes as
> "free text", the way it is now.  (having the most common stereotypes as
> enum instead of free text could be helpfull for codegeneration)

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