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Neil BurtParticipant
so in your example, “look for a TV of the right name” in the looking bit it doesn’t give you the TVs of the target element, only the source ( TVs being different in each stereotype)
I’ve worked around the issue by using a non profiled element, with no TVs itself, linked to a profiled stereotype and I can return the TVs I need.
To resolve TVs for non-profiled element, I’ve inherited from a class. Bit of a faf and relies on me on ever needing non-profile to profiles relationships.Neil BurtParticipantHmmmm,
I’ve stripped back the fancy TV’s and still get the problem.
The TVs can be returned on the profiled stereotypes themselves, so they can be “read”, but they cant be accessed over a relationship link, if the relationship contains profile stereotyped at both ends.
If a non-profiled stereotype is linked to a profiled stereotype I can get the TV’s I need, so that doesn’t suggest its the TV’s themselves does it?
Neil BurtParticipanthopefully you have them now
Neil BurtParticipantHi,
Played around a bit and have a clearer view of what’s not working.
Have attached a dummy project and test profile.
Essentially I need the tag value of equipments located in (dependent link) in compartments.
Both compartment and equipment are profiled.
In EADocx I set up the compartment stereotype to show a dependent equipment tag, but only get the tag value range from the source ( ie compartment)as options.However, if I use a non-profiled class element as a pseudo compartment, and try the same I get the intended equipment tags as options.
So the hiccup seems to be profile stereotype to profile stereotype.
Any help appreciated.
Neil BurtParticipantMorning,
Nothing! and as I said I have had this working (and multi-hops)in another model.
Just loaded latest ea build as well.
Tried on a similar element, and again the TV options I get in “specify what to print” are those for the source equipment not target.
As I mentioned the only difference with this model and the last ( working one) was use of set tagged values in the UML profile for the stereotypes ( set up using attributes for enum values)
These TV can be recalled by EAdocx in a table on the stereotype.Neil BurtParticipantTerm is in the profile, used insert/project glossary option.
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