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SDE-VS User’s Guide (Part 1) Chapter 4 – Visual Modeling 5. The selected references will be opened by the default applications or web browser. Removing References To remove references: 1. Open the specification dialog box of the model, select the References page. 2. Select the unwanted references in the table. Click the Remove button, or press the Delete key, or right-click on the selection and select Remove from the popup menu. User Path Figure 4.31 - Remove reference A user path is a variable that refers to a base path in a user's computer. You can add a reference to local file using a user path, so that the reference refers to a file relative to a user path, instead of an absolute path. This means you can move references files to a different location, or even to a different computer, and can still open them as long as the user path value is up-to-date. Configuring User Paths To configure user paths, select menu Modeling > Application Options.... Select the User Path category in the Options dialog box. Figure 4.32 - Configure User Paths • To add a user path, click Add..., and then enter the name and path in the Add User Path dialog box. Figure 4.33 - Add User Path • To edit a user path, select it in the table and click Edit..., and then edit the name and path in the Edit User Path dialog box. • To remove user paths, select unwanted user paths in the table and click Remove. • Show user path - Select to show user paths in references, instead of displaying resolved absolute paths. A user path is displayed with its name enclosed by ${ }. 4-13
SDE-VS User’s Guide (Part 1) Chapter 4 – Visual Modeling 4-14 Figure 4.34 - Using User Path in the references • Prompt to specify user path - Select to enable prompt for user path after adding a reference to file whose base path is not defined as a user path. Logical View Figure 4.35 - Specify user path The Logical View refers to a user's view of the way project is organized. It provides another view of creating, structuring and sharing the UML diagrams and models apart from the traditional Diagram Navigator, Model Tree View and Class Repository. Figure 4.36 - Logical View Pane Creating a Logical View To create a view: 1. Right-click on the project node (top-most node of the Logical View pane) and choose Add View from the popup menu. This creates a new View under the project node. 2. Right-click on the new view and choose Rename...from the popup menu to provide a name for the view. 3. Enter the name in the displayed input box and click OK to confirm the changes. Creating Diagram(s) under View To create a diagram under a view, right-click on the view that holds the new diagram and choose Create Diagram > Create %DIAGRAM_TYPE% from the popup menu. This creates a blank diagram of the selected type under the chosen view. Moving Diagram(s) between Views To move the diagram from one view to another, simply drag and drop it to the target view. The diagram will therefore transfer from original view to target view.
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Figure 4.34 - Using User Path in the references<br />
• Prompt to specify user path - Select to enable prompt for user path after adding a reference to file whose base path is<br />
not defined as a user path.<br />
Logical View<br />
Figure 4.35 - Specify user path<br />
The Logical View refers to a user's view of the way project is organized. It provides another view of creating, structuring and<br />
sharing the UML diagrams and models apart from the traditional Diagram Navigator, Model Tree View and Class Repository.<br />
Figure 4.36 - Logical View Pane<br />
Creating a Logical View<br />
To create a view:<br />
1. Right-click on the project node (top-most node of the Logical View pane) and choose Add View from the popup<br />
menu. This creates a new View under the project node.<br />
2. Right-click on the new view and choose Rename...from the popup menu to provide a name for the view.<br />
3. Enter the name in the displayed input box and click OK to confirm the changes.<br />
Creating Diagram(s) under View<br />
To create a diagram under a view, right-click on the view that holds the new diagram and choose Create Diagram > Create<br />
%DIAGRAM_TYPE% from the popup menu. This creates a blank diagram of the selected type under the chosen view.<br />
Moving Diagram(s) between Views<br />
To move the diagram from one view to another, simply drag and drop it to the target view. The diagram will therefore transfer<br />
from original view to target view.