June 2003
Intermediate to advanced
984 pages
25h 13m
English
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APPENDIX A
UML 1.4 Notation Guide
Class Diagram Notation
The Class diagram notation is explained fully in Chapters 5 through 7.
Class notation
Figure A-1: Class icon with the default name, attribute, and operation compartments, and a user-defined compartment.
Attribute declaration
[visibility] [/] name [:type] [multiplicity] [‘=’default] [‘{‘property-string’}’]
- The optional underline defines a class-level attribute.
Operation declaration
[visibility] name ([parameter-list]) ‘:’ [return-result] [‘{‘property-string’}’]
- The optional underline defines a class-level attribute.
Tagged value declaration
tagname ‘:’ value
Valid class presentations
Classes may be identified with a name and optional stereotype. The stereotype may be in text or icon form.
Figure A-2: Four presentation alternatives for classes with stereotypes.
Template class
Figure A-3: Template class.
Parameter syntax
name ‘:’ type [= default]
Bound element syntax
template-name ‘<’ value-list ‘>’
Interface class notation
Figure A-4: Interface class notation.
Association notation
Associations are covered in Chapter ...
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