- Shape, font, and line colors
- Specifies how colors are imported. Set to All to
import all colors and retain the XDE look and feel. Set to Only
modified defaults to keep the color changes you made. Set to None to
use the new default colors.
- Shape stereotype rendering:
- Specifies the appearance of shapes on diagrams. The default XDE style
is Icon (if defined). When you apply this setting,
if a stereotype is applied to a shape and the stereotype has an image, then
it shows the shape as an image. If the stereotype does not have an image,
the stereotype appears as text in the name compartment of the shape.
The
default style in the Rational UML modeling products is Decoration
and Text, which shows a stereotype both as a small icon and as
text in the name compartment. If the stereotype does not have an icon or no
stereotype is applied, then an icon is always displayed, such as a white “C”
in a green circle for an unstereotyped class.
- Compartment stereotype rendering:
- Specifies the appearance of stereotypes of members in list compartments
of shapes, such as attributes, operations, and signals listed within class
and interface shapes.
The default XDE style is Label,
which shows applied stereotypes as «stereotype» in lists.
The default
style in the Rational UML
modeling products is Decoration, which is not available
in XDE. If a stereotype is applied to a member, and the stereotype has an
icon defined, then the stereotype is rendered as a small icon next to the
name; otherwise, the stereotype name is displayed.
- Visibility rendering
- Specifies how the visibility of shape members such as attributes, operations,
and signals are rendered.
The default XDE style is Text,
which provides one-character symbols such as - (minus sign) for private, +
(plus sign) for public, and so on. Another option is Icon,
which shows small symbols next to the member name.
The default style
in the Rational UML
modeling products is Decoration. Just like the corresponding
XDE option of Icon, this displays small icons; however,
the icons have changed in UML 2.0.
- Honor diagram element autosize setting for selected diagram types:
- Specifies how name labels on diagram elements appear in the diagram editor
after you import a model.
When you select this option and import an XDE
model, diagram elements that appear in the diagram editor automatically resize
so the name label is completely visible. When you clear this option, longer
name labels in the diagram editor appear in a shortened form; this is the
default behavior.
Important: When you select this option, the layout
of diagrams may change considerably because many of the diagram elements must
resize to accommodate for the entire name label. After import, you may need
to manually adjust the diagram elements that were affected by the automatic
resize so your diagram looks closer to the original XDE diagram.
- Association class mapping
- In XDE, an association class is represented by three elements: an association
relationship, a class, and an associatedClass relationship (from the association
to the class). The Association Class Mapping option controls whether the XDE
class will be retained as a UML 2.0 class in addition to being merged into
a UML 2.0 AssociationClass, which represents the three XDE model elements
that constituted the association class in XDE.
The default option,Retain
XDE class only if needed, imports the association, class, and
AssociatedClass relationship in XDE into a UML 2.0 Association Class as long
as the association and class are in the same XDE model.
The Always
retain XDE class option imports an XDE class as an individual
UML 2.0 class even if its contents are copied into the newly created UML 2.0
association class, which combine the association, class, and AssociatedClass
relationship in XDE.
- Restore Defaults
- Returns all of the XDE model import options to the original state.