Description of a class or an interface
Contents
The description of a class contains:
· a " Description" chapter
· an "Examples" chapter
Note: The generation of an interface is absolutely identical to the generation of a class. However, the main interface generation title is "Interface <className>" instead of "Class <className>".
The "Description" chapter
This chapter contains:
· the component name
· "summary" and "description" notes
· the list of parent classes
· invariants
· class diagrams (with their "description" notes)
· the list of enumerates (with their "description" notes)
· the list of types (with their "description" notes)
· the list of received dataflows (with their "description" notes)
· the list of sent dataflows (with their "description" notes)
· the list of operations (with their "summary" notes)
· the list of roles (with their "description" notes)
· the list of attributes (with their "description" notes)
· the list of classes (with their "summary" notes)
· the list of interfaces (with their "summary" notes)
The "Examples" chapter
This chapter contains:
· a " Description " chapter, which allows you to display the list of instances (with their "description" notes) and the object diagrams (with their "description" notes)