Hi Jan,
Indeed, there is no way to hide the association names.
Usually, if you name them, you want them to be seen (otherwise you would not
give them a name). But since you ask this question, I suspect you used the
Java code import function, which automatically assigns names. Maybe we need
a setting in the Import Sources dialog to leave association names blank.
This is a known issue in ArgoUML's issue database, see:
http://argouml.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=3227
About Generalizations: The standard says:
"A generalization path may have a text label called a discriminator that is
the name of a partition of the children of the parent.
The child is declared to be in the given partition. The absence of a
discriminator label indicates the "empty string" discriminator which is a
valid value (the "default" discriminator). "
Hence, showing a name would only cause it to be confused with the
discriminator.
Regards,
Michiel
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From: "jan_bar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2008 6:59 AM
Subject: [argouml-users] Hide association names in diagram
Hi,
that for your support to Argo. Is there a possibility to hide association
name in class diagram? I have many associations and the diagram is
unreadable. Generalization names are hidden (and there is no option to
show them). This is mandated by UML standard?
Thanks, Jan
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Jan Bareshttp://jan.vegetband.cz
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