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Autodia::Diagram::Class.3pm

NAME

DiagramClass - Class that holds, updates and outputs the values of a diagram element of type class.

SYNOPSIS

use DiagramClass;

class methods

$Class = DiagramClass->new;

object data methods

# get versions #

DiagramClass attributes are accessed through methods, rather than directly. Each attribute is available through calling the method of its name, ie Inheritances(). The methods available are :

Operations, Attributes, Inheritances, Dependancies, Parent, and has_child. The first 4 return a list, the later return a string.

# add versions #

Adding elements to the DiagramClass is acheived through the add_<attribute> methods, ie add_inheritance().

# remove versions #

Rather than remove an element from the diagram it is marked as redundant and replaced with a superceding element, as DiagramClass has highest precedence it won't be superceded and so doesn't have a redundant() method. Superclass and Component do.

Description

DiagramClass is an object that represents the Dia UML Class element within a Dia diagram. It holds, outputs and allows the addition of attributes, relationships and methods.

Creating a new DiagramClass object

new($name)

creates and returns a simple DiagramClass object, containing its name and its original position (default 0,0).

Accessing and manipulating the DiagramClass

$DiagramClass->Attributes(), Inheritances(), Operations(), and Dependancies() all return a list of their respective elements.

$DiagramClass->Parent(), and has_child() return the value of the parent or child respectively if present otherwise a false.

$Diagram->add_attribute(), add_inheritance(), add_operation(), and add_dependancy() all add a new element of their respective types.

See Also

DiagramObject Diagram DiagramSuperclass DiagramComponent DiagramInheritance DiagramDependancy

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