You can create a diagram, drag the class onto the diagram, be sure the class is selected and start Query/Expand selected elements from the menu to show all of the related classes.
 
Davor
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From: (WinExpert) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 11:16 AM
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Subject: (ROSE) invisible parent to a class

Hello to everyone on the list,
 
We have a class that is supposed to be basically an interface class. It holds no dependencies on other classes and is really meant to just be used  as a standalone class.
 
However when I view the specificiation of the class and look at operations,
 
it has several parent classes.   I cannot figure out where some of the parent classes are coming from.
 
They are not supposed to be there.  I cannot find the diagrams that would suggest this class is a child class via specialization (is a) of any of the other classes.
 
How  can I determine where/what is making this relationship?
 
I tried Show Usage but that didn't help.
 
Is there a tool i can run that shows where this class is getting the information that it is a child of another class?
 
Thanks
 
David Stockwell

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