Interpretación de la entrevista

To select a language for code generation, click on the drop-down arrow for the Import button.

You can move this toolbar to any dockable position and it retains that position in subsequent sessions. You can hide or show the toolbar by clicking on the View | Toolbars | Code Generation menu option.

8.4 UML Elements Toolbar

The UML Elements toolbar provides quick access to the following functions (in order):

· Insert new element - displays a list of elements matching the content of the current Toolbox pages, with an

Other option to list other elements (see UML Modeling with Enterprise Architect – UML Modeling Tool)

· Insert new System Boundary element (see the UML Dictionary)

· Insert new Note (see UML Modeling with Enterprise Architect – UML Modeling Tool)

· Insert new Text element (see UML Modeling with Enterprise Architect – UML Modeling Tool)

· Insert new diagram note (see UML Modeling with Enterprise Architect – UML Modeling Tool)

· Insert diagram Legend (see UML Modeling with Enterprise Architect – UML Modeling Tool)

· Insert new hyperlink (see the UML Dictionary)

· Insert new note link (see the UML Dictionary).

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can hide or show the toolbar by clicking on the View | Toolbars | UML Elements menu option.

The specific elements and the Notelink connector are also available in the Common page of the Enterprise

Architect UML Toolbox.

8.5 Diagram Toolbar

The Diagram toolbar provides quick access to the following functions (in order):

· Align selected elements to the left [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[!]

· Align selected elements to the right [Ctrl]+[Alt]+["]

· Align selected elements to the top [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[#]

· Align selected elements to the bottom [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[$]

· Bring selected element to top of Z order

· Move selected element to bottom of Z order

· Go to previous diagram [Alt]+[!]

· Go to next diagram [Alt]+["]

· Go to default diagram

· Zoom In

· Zoom Out

· Zoom to fit diagram

· Zoom to fit page

· Zoom to 100%

· Auto-layout diagram (not for Behavioral diagrams) in the Digraph layout (see UML Modeling with Enterprise

Architect – UML Modeling Tool)

· Show diagram properties [F5]

· Paste appearance as copied into the Painter from an element's Appearance context menu (see UML

Modeling with Enterprise Architect – UML Modeling Tool)

· Delete selected element(s) [Ctrl]+[D]

Any actions that result in a change in diagram content and appearance (including Zoom) can be saved as changes to the diagram.

You can move this toolbar to any dockable position and it retains that position in subsequent sessions. You can hide or show the toolbar by clicking on the View | Toolbars | Diagram menu option.

8.6 Current Element Toolbar

The Current Element toolbar provides quick access to the following functions (in order):

· View and modify element properties [Alt]+[Enter]

· Set an element's parent or implement interfaces [Ctrl]+[I]

· View and modify Operations [F10]

· View and modify Attributes [F9]

· Specify the visibility of element features and compartments [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[Y]

· Specify the run state of an element (or, for Parts, property value) [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[R]

· View use of element in other structures such as diagrams [Ctrl]+[U]

· Locate the element in the Project Browser window [Alt]+[G]

· View the cross reference list for this element [Ctrl]+[J]

· Lock or unlock the current element Note:

This does not apply in the Corporate, Business and Software Engineering, Systems Engineering and Ultimate editions if security is enabled. In that case, see the Lock Model Elements topicin User Security in UML Models.

· Add a Tagged Value to the current element [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[T]

You can move this toolbar to any dockable position and it retains that position in subsequent sessions. You can hide or show the toolbar by clicking on the View | Toolbars | Current Element menu option.

8.7 Current Connector Toolbar

The Current Connector toolbar provides quick access to the following functions (in order):

· View and modify properties for the current connector

· Set the connector line style

· Attach a note to the currently selected connector

· Set the visibility for labels of the connector

· Set the visible or hidden relations in the current diagram [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[I]

· Reverse the direction of the currently selected connector

· Pin the start and/or connector ends to a position on the target element (drop menu).

You can move this toolbar to any dockable position and it retains that position in subsequent sessions. You can hide or show the toolbar by clicking on the View | Toolbars | Current Connector menu option.

8.8 Format Toolbar

Use the Format toolbar to change the appearance of a selected element (or several selected elements) in the

current diagram; this does not affect any other occurrence of the selected elements anywhere else in the model.

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Notes:

· To set the global appearance of all elements throughout a model, use the Options dialog. Select the Tools | Options menu option, then select Standard Colors and Diagram | Appearance from the options tree.

· To override the global appearance and define a default appearance of a selected element (or several selected elements) on all diagrams on which it occurs, right-click on the element and select the Appearance | Default Appearance context menu option. The Default Appearance dialog displays (see UML Modeling with Enterprise Architect – UML Modeling Tool).

The Format toolbar provides quick access to the following functions (in order):

· Text font, style, size and effects, through the Font dialog

· Text Color (drop-down color palette)

· Fill Color (drop-down color palette)

· Border or Connector Line Color (drop-down color palette)

· Border or Connector Line Width (arrows increase/decrease between 1 and 5)

· Apply Style to Element(s)

· Copy Style from Element

· Style list for selecting saved styles

· Save style (see below).

If you click on the drop-down arrow for the Save Style (pencil) button, you can select an option from the following list:

The Fill Color button can be used in conjunction with the Project Custom Colors menu options to enable users to have access to custom-defined project colors. To activate this feature select the Tools | Options | Standard Colors menu option and ensure that the Show Project Custom Colors in Element Format checkbox is selected. To define a set of custom colors see the Get and Set Project Colors topic in UML

Modeling with Enterprise Architect – UML Modeling Tool.

You can move this toolbar to any dockable position and it retains that position in subsequent sessions. You can hide or show the toolbar by clicking on the View | Toolbars | Format Tool menu option.

8.9 Workspace Layouts

The Workspace Layouts toolbar provides a range of facilities for changing the content and layout of the Enterprise Architect workspace. You can move this toolbar to any dockable position and it retains that position in subsequent sessions. You can hide or show the toolbar by clicking on the View | Toolbars | Workspace Layouts menu option.

From left to right, the facilities on the toolbar are described in the following paragraphs.

Save Workspace Layout As

If you have manually created or adjusted an arrangement of windows and toolbars to suit your work requirements, you can capture that layout for future use.

Click on the toolbar icon and, in the Custom Workspace Layout Name field at the bottom of the Save

Custom Workspace Layout dialog, type a name for the layout. Click on the Save button. The layout is added to the Available Custom Workspace Layouts list.

You can also select an existing workspace layout from the list and save the new layout under the existing name.