If your workspace contains multiple C++ classes with the same name, the visualization diagram created for such classes might contain a reference to the wrong class (possibly the first class that Rational® Software Architect encounters). For these classes, an arrow decorator appears with the class diagram element. To work around this issue, ensure that all C++ class names are unique in your workspace.
Unnecessary decorators might appear outside unresolved C++ class shapes if those class shapes contain multiple attributes.
When you work with C++ diagrams, the Refactor > Rename option does not update the references to the elements in other projects. Only the references to the elements in the current project update. You must manually update the references in other projects.
When you work with the cascading style sheet (CSS) editor, you should not work with model files or visualization diagrams at the same time. If you do, and you close the CSS editor, several error exceptions are reported to the .log file and many of the following messages are displayed:
An error has occurred. See the error log for details.
If you click anywhere in the product, the same sequence of error messages display.
To avoid this issue, close all of your model files or visualization diagrams before you close the CSS editor.
To work around this issue, complete the following steps:
- Close all of the error message windows.
- (Optional) Type Ctrl+Shift+S to save your work.
- (Optional) Close all of the new error message windows.
- Restart the product.
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