Under the "Detail" Tab, you specify the <typename a, typename b>
information in the "formal argument" list.


                                                                                       
                                  
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Dear All,
I am still hoping to find an answer to the question:

how do I model a template function in UML using Rational Rose.
An example would be the UML Representation of class x:

class x
{
public:
           template< typename a, typename b>
           void yfunc(a r, b s){ doSomething(); }
};

I am quite aware of the possibility of using templatized classes, however
class x shall not be modeled as a template.

thank you for any help,

Marcus

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