All: Does this ring any bells?
One tricky part is that it would be difficult to indicate that the initial actor should be replaced and not just deleted entirely. Dragging the new actor on top of the old actor and then dropping is one possibility. It might be necessary to ask the author if this is what they want to do, I can see how it would be confusing
I suppose one way to do this would be to identify an actor or set of actors, create a temporary composite (we already have this functionality), then replace the contents of the composite with the new composite, then remove the composite.
_Christopher -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Replacing an actor Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2014 07:44:54 -0500 From: Edward A. LEE <[email protected]> To: Christopher Brooks <[email protected]> Christopher, I vaguely recall that Kepler has a facility for replacing an actor with another, keeping its connections and parameters. Do you have an easy way to search for that and point me to the code? I would like to use this for updating accessors. Edward Edward --------- Edward A. Lee EECS, UC Berkeley [email protected]
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