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  • 25 July 2013 at 10:40 am #6820
    Phil Chudley – Dunstan Thomas
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    I am attempting to including Pre and Post conditions in a Use Case Profile for which I am using Horizontal in-line tables

    I can add the Pre-condition and Post-condition with no problem

    However when I attempt to change the profile for Pre and Post conditions I discover there is no profile for them so I modified the Constraint profile using the same Horizontal in line format as used in my use case profile.

    What I expect, is when the pre and post conditions are output, my profile for Constraints would be used, thus marinating a contiguous horizontal in line table for all my selected use case data.

    What I get, is the pre and post conditions are output using some form of default in-line style (no tables) and includes the constraint name as a header style, thus making the output look very messy.

    Is what I am attempting possible? Am I missing something?

    25 July 2013 at 10:43 am #6821
    Phil Chudley – Dunstan Thomas
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    Correction to above post in my profiles I am using in-line VERTICAL tables not horizontal as stated in the post

    25 July 2013 at 1:47 pm #6822
    eadocX Support
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    Hi Phil,
    You’re correct that pre- and post-conditions are printed using the Profile for ‘Constraints’.
    Can you send me an example of what you’d like your use cases to look like?
    Also, have you found the extra attributes at the bottom of the list for ‘Use Cases’, which are ‘pre-‘ and ‘post-condition summary’? These might give you some more options.

    25 July 2013 at 1:56 pm #6823
    Phil Chudley – Dunstan Thomas
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    Thanks for your response, I will send you what I am seeking to achieve, I will prepare an example to illustrate this.

    The pre-condition and post-condition summary do output pretty much what I want so thanks for that, like EA eaDocX is just full of hidden gems 🙂

    25 July 2013 at 1:57 pm #6824
    eadocX Support
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    🙂
    I think I need to work on ways to un-hide them!

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