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Table of contents

1Guide to most important functions

1.1Insert menu

1.2Format menu

Profile Editor

Table of contents

1Guide to most important functions

1.1Insert menu

1.2Format menu

The eaDocX Profile editor is where you define how each element type, and each element type+stereotype will print.

Guide to most important functions

Insert menu

This is the important menu, where you can add new data into a Profile. Data items are split roughly in the same way they appear in the EA menus.

EA Fields

  • Common – the ones we think you will use most
  • Element – fields which are specific to the element type you’re editing
  • Tagged values. This will list all the tagged-values for the element type.
  • Sub-elements. List the children, attributes & methods etc for the element type
  • Fixed – fixed values. See Document settings

Related data

  • Attributes of related elements (or of the connectors which link to them)
  • Relationship table
  • Relationship Element

See Editing Relationship Profiles for more information.

Conditional formatting rules can be applied to any attribute of an element, or its related elements.

Format menu

Format Style

For each element, select In-line or Table formatting, or specify Do Not Print.

Inline Options

  • Move element attributes between heading and paragraph
  • Choose some attributes to print as inline tables (either horizontal or vertical)

More about Inline formatting

Table Options

More about Table formatting

Arrange

Change the order of individual attributes – up/down (inline) or right/left (tables)