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What happened in your two diagrams? Now recreate the FileSystem class and put it back on your diagrams Draw an association from FileSystem to DirectoryHandle. Drag the FileSystem class back to the diagram. What happened in the Model View? Nothing! Check the other diagram, what happened there? Nothing.ĭeleting with the delete key does not delete from the model.In response to ‘Are you sure you want to delete “FileSystem”?’ click “Yes”.Select the FileSystem in the diagram and press the “delete” key. Name the diagram “File Package Classes” Drag all four File Package classes onto the new diagram. In the Model Explorer, right-click on File Package, and select Sub Diagram / Class Diagram / New Class Diagram. Note the many properties of a class you can edit. Select the Tree class in the diagram and press the Enter key. To show all operations, click on the ¢ icon. You an hide all the operations of the Tree class by selecting the class and clicking on the ¯ icon. Make FileHandle and DirectoryHandle generalize Handle Your diagram should now look something like Figure 1.įigure 1: You can hide individual operations, but selecting them and then using Right-click / Selection / Hide.

Select “Add / Operation” and type the following three lines – don’t press Enter after the third line:+ +Tree( fileSystem : FileSystem, window : Window ) +paint() +leftMouseClick( x : Int, y : Int ) Add classes FileHandle, DirectoryHandle, and Handle to the File Package and to the diagram. Right-click on the Tree class in the diagram. Similarly create a FileSystem class in the File Package and place it on the diagram. If you have any problems with it please let me know. 1 In the past I’ve recommended using only the local disk for VP and Eclipse workspaces. Select the Window class in the Model Explorer and drag it on top of the Window Package. Right-click on it and select Model Element/Class. Find the “Window Package” in the Model Explorer. Draw dependencies from Tree Package to Window Package and File Package. Call them “Window Package” and “File Package”. Create two new packages in the diagram below the “Tree Package” package. Click Class tool and click within the diagram of the package. Select the diagram of the package and drag one corner to make the package bigger.

The diagrams are kept consistent with the database and hence with each other. It is a database with diagramming capabilities. So you see that Visual Paradigm is not just a UML diagramming application. Changes to the model can result in changes to diagrams. In the Model Explorer, right-click on TreePkg and rename it to Tree Package. Note the change to the Model ExploreĬhanges to diagrams result in changes to the model. Select the Model Explorer.Ĭlick on the Package tool (if you don’t see the Package tool, try clicking on Common) then on the diagram. Set the Diagram name to Tree Diagram On the upper left you will see the Diagram Navigator. Select a workspace on the H: Drive (if using labnet).1 Create a New Project. On the start menu, find Visual Paradigm for UML and select it. “Select” means click on the indicated item. “Drag” means hold down the left mouse button and move the mouse “drop” means release the mouse button.

#Visual paradigm save as pdf software#

Visual Paradigm for UML Tutorial Software Design – Theodore Norvell Updated 2010 Jan 22 Conventions: When I say “click” I mean with the left mouse button, unless otherwise indicated.