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Class Field Substitution Macros
This table provides a list of methods for accessing each available Class property in the Code Generation and Transformation templates.
Field substitution macros are named according to Camel casing. Macros that represent checkboxes return a value of 'T' if the box is selected. Otherwise the value is empty.
Class Macros
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elemType |
The element type: Interface or Class. |
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classAbstract |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Abstract' checkbox ('Details' tab). |
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classAlias |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Alias' field. |
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classArguments |
Class 'Detail' dialog: C++ Templates: Arguments. |
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classAuthor |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Author' field. |
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classBaseName |
'Type Hierarchy' dialog: Class Name (for use where no connector exists between child and base Classes). |
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classBaseScope |
The scope of the inheritance as reverse engineered. (For use where no connector exists between child and base Classes.) |
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classBaseVirtual |
The virtual property of the inheritance as reverse engineered. (For use where no connector exists between child and base Classes.) |
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classComplexity |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Complexity' field. |
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classCreated |
The date and time the Class was created. |
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classGUID |
The unique GUID for the current Class. |
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classHasConstructor |
Looks at the list of methods in the current object and, depending on the conventions of the current language, returns T if one is a default constructor. Typically used with the genOptGenConstructor macro. |
Code Generation Option Field Substitution Macros |
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classHasCopyConstructor |
Looks at the list of methods in the current object and, depending on the conventions of the current language, returns T if one is a copy constructor. Typically used with the genOptGenCopyConstructor macro. |
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classHasDestructor |
Looks at the list of methods in the current object and, depending on the conventions of the current language, returns T if one is a destructor. Typically used with the genOptGenDestructor macro. |
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classHasParent |
True, if the Class in scope has one or more base Classes. |
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classHasStereotype |
True, if the Class in scope has a stereotype that matches a stereotype name (which you can optionally specify as fully qualified). It therefore checks all stereotypes that a Class has and returns 'T' if any of them is the specified stereotype or a specialization of it. For example:
Compare this with classStereotype, later. |
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classImports |
'Code Gen' dialog: Imports. |
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classIsActive |
Class 'Advanced' dialog: 'Is Active' checkbox. |
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classIsAssociationClass |
True, if the Association is an AssociationClass connector. |
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classIsInstantiated |
True, if the Class is an instantiated template Class. |
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classIsLeaf |
Class 'Advanced' dialog: 'Is Leaf' checkbox. |
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classIsRoot |
Class 'Advanced' dialog: 'Is Root' checkbox. |
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classIsSpecification |
Class 'Advanced' dialog: 'Is Specification' checkbox. |
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classKeywords |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Keywords' field. |
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classLanguage |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Language' field. |
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classMacros |
A space separated list of macros defined for the Class. |
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classModified |
The date and time the Class was last modified. |
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classMultiplicity |
Class 'Advanced' dialog: Multiplicity. |
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className |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Name' field. |
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classNotes |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Note' field. |
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classParamDefault |
Class 'Detail' dialog. |
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classParamName |
Class 'Detail' dialog. |
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classParamType |
Class 'Detail' dialog. |
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classPersistence |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Persistence' field ('Details' tab) |
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classPhase |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Phase' field. |
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classQualName |
The Class name prefixed by its outer Classes. Class names are separated by double colons (::). |
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classScope |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Scope' field. |
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classStereotype |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Stereotype' field. Retrieves the name of the first stereotype applied to the Class. When used in a comparison, it checks whether that first stereotype exactly matches a string. For example: %classStereotype=="enumeration" ? "enum" : "class"% Compare this with classHasStereotype, earlier. |
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classStatus |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Status' field. |
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classVersion |
Class 'Properties' dialog: 'Version' field. |
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