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Status Future consideration
Workspace IBM Engineering - Systems Design Rhapsody/RMM
Categories Modeling and UI
Created by Guest
Created on Jul 17, 2019

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Template Issues in Rhapsody in C++

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When using RiC++ it is possible to create directed associations to instances of templates. When the equivalent link is created between the respective objects the directed association is not recognised.

It is possible to create a new association in the link and this is remembered but this is not practical in complex designs.

This issue was resolved in RiAda at least 8 years ago.

When the association in a link to an object of a template instance is registered the arrowhead is not shown on the diagram making review more difficult. This affects RiC++ in the case above and RiC++ and RiAda for the case where the association is to an interface and the template inherits the interface. (Note, in this case RiC++ successfully finds the association when creating a link to the object of the template instance.)

Idea priority Medium
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  • Guest
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    |     Dec 10, 2024

    Please note this issue has nothing to do with the code generators and frameworks both of which work fine. (when the links are established using a work round the code generates correctly) This problem is in the GUI.

  • Guest
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    |     Oct 13, 2020

    This RFE may be implemented in a forthcoming release or offering when the code generators and frameworks get updated.

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