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org.argouml.uml.notation.uml
Class OperationNotationUml

java.lang.Object
  org.argouml.uml.notation.ValueHandler
      org.argouml.uml.notation.OperationNotation
          org.argouml.uml.notation.uml.OperationNotationUml

All Implemented Interfaces:: NotationProvider4

public class OperationNotationUml
extends OperationNotation

The UML notation for an Operation.

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class org.argouml.uml.notation.OperationNotation

myClass, myOperation

Constructor Summary
`OperationNotationUml(Object operation)` The constructor.

Method Summary
`String`	`getParsingHelp()`
`String`	`parse(String text)`
`void`	`parseOperation(String s, Object op)` Parse a line of text and aligns the MOperation to the specification given.
`void`	`parseOperationFig(Object classifier, Object operation, String text)` Parse a string representing one ore more ';' separated operations.
`String`	`toString()` Generates an operation according to the UML 1.3 notation: stereotype visibility name (parameter-list) : return-type-expression {property-string} For the return-type-expression: only the types of the return parameters are shown.

Methods inherited from class org.argouml.uml.notation.ValueHandler

getValue, isValue, putValue, putValue

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

OperationNotationUml

public OperationNotationUml(Object operation)

The constructor.
Parameters:: operation - the operation that is represented

Method Detail

parse

public String parse(String text)

Parameters:: text - the text given by the user to be parsed to adapt the model
Returns:: after parsing, the modelelement is generated again, to normalize the given text
See Also:: NotationProvider4.parse(java.lang.String)

parseOperationFig

public void parseOperationFig(Object classifier,
                              Object operation,
                              String text)
                       throws ParseException

Parse a string representing one ore more ';' separated operations. The case that a String or char contains a ';' (e.g. in an initializer) is handled, but not other occurences of ';'.

Parameters:: classifier - Classifier The classifier the operation(s) belong to; operation - Operation The operation on which the editing happened; text - The string to parse
Throws:: ParseException - for invalid input

parseOperation

public void parseOperation(String s,
                           Object op)
                    throws ParseException

Parse a line of text and aligns the MOperation to the specification given. The line should be on the following form:

visibility name (parameter list) : return-type-expression {property-string}

All elements are optional and, if left unspecified, will preserve their old values.

Stereotypes can be given between any element in the line on the form: <<stereotype1,stereotype2,stereotype3>>

The following properties are recognized to have special meaning: abstract, concurrency, concurrent, guarded, leaf, query, root and sequential.

This syntax is compatible with the UML 1.3 spec.

(formerly visibility name (parameter list) : return-type-expression {property-string} ) (formerly 2nd: [visibility] [keywords] returntype name(params)[;] )

Parameters:: s - The String to parse.; op - The MOperation to adjust to the spcification in s.
Throws:: ParseException - when it detects an error in the attribute string. See also ParseError.getErrorOffset().

getParsingHelp

public String getParsingHelp()

Returns:: a i18 key that represents a help string giving an explanation to the user of the syntax
See Also:: NotationProvider4.getParsingHelp()

toString

public String toString()

Generates an operation according to the UML 1.3 notation: stereotype visibility name (parameter-list) : return-type-expression {property-string} For the return-type-expression: only the types of the return parameters are shown. Depending on settings in Notation, visibility and properties are shown/not shown.