The table below lists all properties for the particular element. Not all properties might be visible when an element is added, or an existing element is selected. Some properties only become visible when a dependent property is set to a specific value.
Property | Function |
|---|---|
(Name) | Specifies the logical name of the selected element. The following are reserved words and cannot be used to name an element. SUPER, COMPONENT, THIS and OWNER. |
Author | Read-only. The identifier of the person who created the selected element. |
Caption | Language dependent description of an element to appear in messages. |
Created | Read-only. The date on which the selected element was created. |
Description | Specifies a short description of the selected element. |
IsConstant | Specifies that an object cannot have its value changed in logic. |
IsInnerClass | An inner class has access to all the members of its containing class. For File stereotype, this is always set to True. Note: In Standard mode, all classes are ‘inner’ by default and this property is not shown. |
Kind | Read-only. Identifies the kind of element selected. |
Length | Read-only. Displays the combined length of all contained attributes. |
Modified | Read-only. The date when the element was last modified. |
Multiplicity | Number of instances. Can only be ‘0’ or ‘1’ for a File stereotype class. |
Owner | The namespace to which the element belongs. Note: When namespace is changed, system modeler prompts for a confirmation based on the System Modeler Policies settings. Refer to System Modeler Policies for more information on System Modeler Policy settings. |
ReservedBy | Read-only. The identifier of the user that currently has the selected element reserved. An element can be reserved in two ways: Explicitly by the user or implicitly by the model when any of the documentation windows are edited. |
Stereotype | Read only. Specifies the stereotype that identifies how the class operates and is interpreted in the system. |
Version File | |
Visibility | Specifies the level of visibility for the element. Private – Only visible within its namespace. Protected – Visible within its namespace and any namespace inheriting from it. Public – Visible outside its namespace. |