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[Lou]

Hello,

Except for Java I also use Poseidon 1.6 to model applications written in Borland C++ builder 5. However, I cannot find any information on using Borland's '__property' in a class diagram.

Can anybody give me the correct UML notation for the following class in a class diagram (a Poseidon 1.6 project file would be great):

class Dummy : public TObject
{
private:
int fData;
public:
Dummy (void) : fData (0) {};
__fastcall ~Dummy (void) {}; // Ignore __fastcall

__property int Data = {read=fData, write=FData};
};

My current guess is that Data should be written down as if it were a public data member of Dummy. Links towards examples or additional info are also welcome.

Thanks in advance.
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Tom Artoos

[[gw] Jesco von Voss]

Currently, the best way to specify a property is indeed a public attribute. Some tools have extended the UML notation to include a third, a "property" compartment in classes; in UML 2, the concept of properties has been added. We expect to follow that standard and not introduce an individual notation.

JvV
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Thanks for the reply, I will keep modelling them as public attributes of my classes.

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