Issue 19850: What is the order for EnumerationLiterals? (uml2-rtf)
Source:  (, )
Nature: Clarification
Severity: Significant
Summary: The constraint #1 (i.e., Matching EnumerationLiterals must be in the same order.) indicates the order of literals is meaningful and important for enumeration. So the question is what is the order for none matching literals in the resulting enumeration? For example, consider enumeration A is {A, B, C, E} and enumeration B (matching A) is {A, C, D, F}, what is the order for literals E, D, and F in the resulting enumeration?
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Name:            Jingang Zhou
Employer:        Neusoft
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Specification:   OMG Unified Modeling Language
Section:         12.2.3.9
FormalNumber:    formal/2015-03-01
Version:         2.5
Doc_Year:        2015
Doc_Month:       March
Doc_Day:         01
Page:            245
Title:           What is the order for EnumerationLiterals?
Nature:          Clarification
Severity:        Significant
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The constraint #1 (i.e., Matching EnumerationLiterals must be in the same order.) indicates the order of literals is meaningful and important for enumeration. So the question is what is the order for none matching literals in the resulting enumeration? For example, consider enumeration A is {A, B, C, E} and enumeration B (matching A) is {A, C, D, F}, what is the order for literals E, D, and F in the resulting enumeration?