RE: (ROSE) Modeling Template Functions in UML

2002-02-26 Thread Marcus Daiber 


Actually that would only be a workaround, however I tried it and it does not
work either, Rose complains:"Language specific keyword present".
But thanks,
I will turn the question to the Rose Support Team, there is a reason, I pay
for a maintenance contract.

Thank you for your help,

Marcus

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Marcus

Have you tried setting the return type of the method to "template< typename
a, typename b> void ". I think this may do the needful.
The generated (inline) code comes out as:

template< typename a, typename b> void yfunc (a r, b s)
{
}

Graham




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Okay,
that is the problem, I do NOT want to model a template class.

I have a template function within my class.
Actually the application is to model a singleton class,
but the class provides a parametrized function. The class cannot be
paramatrized,
however the function has to deal with different types. How do I model this
in UML or Rose???.

Thank you for any responses,

Marcus


Sorry, I'm only using 2000e.  In 2000e, the enty for "Formal Arguments" in
describing a template class is under the class's Detail tab.  If they moved
it in 2002, I don't know where they moved it too.



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02/25/02 11:56 AM
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Ronald,
I do not find a "Formal Argument List", I use Rose Enterprise 2002.05.01.
I actually searched in "Class Specification"->"Operations Tab" ->
"Operation
Specification"->"Detail" I have no such thing as "formal argument list".
The class is defined as Visual C++ class.

Thank you for your help,
Marcus


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Under the "Detail" Tab, you specify the 
information in the "formal argument" list.



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02/23/02 02:39 PM
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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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RE: (ROSE) Modeling Template Functions in UML

2002-02-26 Thread G H Smith 



Marcus

Have you tried setting the return type of the method to "template< typename
a, typename b> void ". I think this may do the needful.
The generated (inline) code comes out as:

template< typename a, typename b> void yfunc (a r, b s)
{
}

Graham




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Okay,
that is the problem, I do NOT want to model a template class.

I have a template function within my class.
Actually the application is to model a singleton class,
but the class provides a parametrized function. The class cannot be
paramatrized,
however the function has to deal with different types. How do I model this
in UML or Rose???.

Thank you for any responses,

Marcus


Sorry, I'm only using 2000e.  In 2000e, the enty for "Formal Arguments" in
describing a template class is under the class's Detail tab.  If they moved
it in 2002, I don't know where they moved it too.



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02/25/02 11:56 AM
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"Marcus Daiber"







Ronald,
I do not find a "Formal Argument List", I use Rose Enterprise 2002.05.01.
I actually searched in "Class Specification"->"Operations Tab" ->
"Operation
Specification"->"Detail" I have no such thing as "formal argument list".
The class is defined as Visual C++ class.

Thank you for your help,
Marcus


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Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 8:53 AM
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Subject: Re: (ROSE) Modeling Template Functions in UML



Under the "Detail" Tab, you specify the 
information in the "formal argument" list.



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02/23/02 02:39 PM
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"Marcus Daiber"







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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RE: (ROSE) Modeling Template Functions in UML

2002-02-25 Thread Marcus Daiber 


Okay,
that is the problem, I do NOT want to model a template class.

I have a template function within my class.
Actually the application is to model a singleton class,
but the class provides a parametrized function. The class cannot be
paramatrized,
however the function has to deal with different types. How do I model this
in UML or Rose???.

Thank you for any responses,

Marcus


Sorry, I'm only using 2000e.  In 2000e, the enty for "Formal Arguments" in
describing a template class is under the class's Detail tab.  If they moved
it in 2002, I don't know where they moved it too.



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02/25/02 11:56 AM
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"Marcus Daiber"







Ronald,
I do not find a "Formal Argument List", I use Rose Enterprise 2002.05.01.
I actually searched in "Class Specification"->"Operations Tab" ->
"Operation
Specification"->"Detail" I have no such thing as "formal argument list".
The class is defined as Visual C++ class.

Thank you for your help,
Marcus


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Subject: Re: (ROSE) Modeling Template Functions in UML



Under the "Detail" Tab, you specify the 
information in the "formal argument" list.



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02/23/02 02:39 PM
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"Marcus Daiber"







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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RE: (ROSE) Modeling Template Functions in UML

2002-02-25 Thread Marcus Daiber 


Ronald,
I do not find a "Formal Argument List", I use Rose Enterprise 2002.05.01.
I actually searched in "Class Specification"->"Operations Tab" -> "Operation
Specification"->"Detail" I have no such thing as "formal argument list".
The class is defined as Visual C++ class.

Thank you for your help,
Marcus


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Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 8:53 AM
To: Marcus Daiber
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: (ROSE) Modeling Template Functions in UML



Under the "Detail" Tab, you specify the 
information in the "formal argument" list.



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02/23/02 02:39 PM
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"Marcus Daiber"







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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Re: (ROSE) Modeling Template Functions in UML

2002-02-25 Thread Ronald W Townsen 



Under the "Detail" Tab, you specify the 
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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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