June 2003
Intermediate to advanced
984 pages
25h 13m
English
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Index
SYMBOLS
* (asterisk)
indicating message iteration, 258–259
indicating unlimited upper value of range, 127
multiplication operation, OCL, 615, 617
multiplication operator, OCL, 596
zero or more operator, XML, 737
{} (braces)
enclosing constraints, 71, 175–176
enclosing ordering for multiplicity, 128, 129
enclosing properties, 116–117, 139
enclosing state invariant, 286–288
enclosing tagged values, 70
enclosing uniqueness for multiplicity, 129
^ (caret), indicating message has been sent, 598–599, 608–609
->, collection property, 606
: (colon)
indicating attribute type, 135
indicating operation parameter type, 148
between object name and class name, 223
between role name and interface specifier in association, 172
, (comma), strict ordering operator, XML, 737
^^ (double caret), indicating set of messages sent, 608, 609
:: (double colon)
indicating value of an enumeration, 598
between nested substates, 356
between package name and class name, 112
-- (double dash), indicating comment in OCL, 71
… (ellipse), indicating more subclasses, 203–204
= (equal sign)
equal to operation, OCL
for Bag, 624
for ModelElement types, 614
for OclAny, 613
for OclState, 615
for OclType, 614
for Sequence, 626
for Set, 621
indicating default value of attribute, 137–138
in tagged values, 70
>= (greater than or equal to sign)
greater than or equal to operation, OCL, 617
greater than or equal to operator, OCL, 596
> (greater than sign)
greater than operation, OCL, 616
greater than ...
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