Issue 14995: Subsetting clauses should show the subsetted property fully qualified. (uml2-rtf)
Source: Microsoft (Mr. Steve Cook, stcook(at)microsoft.com)
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Summary: In addition to the current notation:
{subsets activity, subsets inActivity}

Add a notation where subsetted/redefined properties can be qualified by their owning classifier, i.e.:
{subsets ActivityNode::activity, subsets ActivityGroup::inActivity}

 

And use this notation throughout the metamodel.

 

This would make it clear where to look for the subsetted/redefined properties when trying to understand the spec.

 

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January 20, 2010: received issue
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Subject: Subsetting clauses should show the subsetted property fully
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In addition to the current notation:
{subsets activity, subsets inActivity}

Add a notation where subsetted/redefined properties can be qualified by their owning classifier, i.e.:
{subsets ActivityNode::activity, subsets ActivityGroup::inActivity}

 

And use this notation throughout the metamodel.

 

This would make it clear where to look for the subsetted/redefined properties when trying to understand the spec.