Is there a way to handle static attributes for a class and members? I found an option for c# but id did not render through code generation and or the diagram gui.
The keyword static is just used in C derived languages. It does not even clearly communicate the concept because as I remember it refers to code linking techniques used in early C compilers.
As this program is basing on UML it is using its proper vocabulary which sounds more accurate.
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With C# profile included, select class, next open Tagged Value Editor (Crtl - F7) and in the CSharp tab select CSharpStatic. Although it looks that it has no impact on the generated code.
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Is there a way to handle static attributes for a class and members? I found an option for c# but id did not render through code generation and or the diagram gui.
Se example (underline) in old staruml:
http://cs.sjsu.edu/~pearce/oom/ood/problems.htm
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Ok I found a solution (members only) properties>ownerscope>classifier, that works correct (but would be a lot easier if named simply static :P).
The keyword static is just used in C derived languages. It does not even clearly communicate the concept because as I remember it refers to code linking techniques used in early C compilers.
As this program is basing on UML it is using its proper vocabulary which sounds more accurate.
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Ok is it possible to mark a class as static?
With C# profile included, select class, next open Tagged Value Editor (Crtl - F7) and in the CSharp tab select CSharpStatic. Although it looks that it has no impact on the generated code.