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Objecteering/UML structures and organizes UML Profiles,
thereby allowing you to inherit existing profiles and
adapt them to your needs. Objecteering/UML modules (C++,
Java, etc.) are delivered with their own profiles, which
allow you to redefine each generator through the simple
inheritance of its profile.
Through a menu editor, menus can be added and J processing
associated. When a new profile is installed, all functions
available in UML Modeler are made available :
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Explorers and graphic editors integrate the new
generation menus |
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Generation work products are managed in the explorer
and provide sensitive hypertext zones, used to reverse-browse
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In existence since 1997, the document template technique
allows you to develop a generator with even greater
ease, by describing the target structure through a tree-structure
template. This technique dramatically reduces the number
of parameterization lines which must be carried out,
as well as making it easier to use the metamodel. It
also provides a simple view of the generator, which
is simple to maintain and customize. The generation
of makefiles, documentation and IDL and SQL is based
on this technique.
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