Class UML 2.4.1::GeneralOrdering
Description:
A general ordering represents a binary relation between two occurrence specifications, to describe that one occurrence specification must occur before the other in a valid trace. This mechanism provides the ability to define partial orders of occurrence cpecifications that may otherwise not have a specified order.Direct Superclasses: NamedElementDirect Subclasses: Class Precedence List: GeneralOrdering, NamedElement, ElementProperties:
after : OccurrenceSpecification (1 1); -- source GeneralOrdering before : OccurrenceSpecification (1 1); -- source GeneralOrdering clientDependency : Dependency (0 *); -- source NamedElement name : String (0 1); -- source NamedElement nameExpression : StringExpression (0 1); -- source NamedElement namespace : Namespace (0 1); -- source NamedElement
qualifiedName : String (0 1); -- source NamedElementA name which allows the NamedElement to be identified within a hierarchy
of nested Namespaces. It is constructed from the names of the containing
namespaces starting at the root of the hierarchy and ending with the name
of the NamedElement itself.{readonly, derived}
visibility : VisibilityKind (0 1); -- source NamedElementDetermines where the NamedElement appears within different Namespaces within
the overall model, and its accessibility. ownedComment : Comment (0 *); -- source Element ownedElement : Element (0 *); -- source Element owner : Element (0 1); -- source ElementConstraints:
Signature: irreflexsive_transitive_closure() : Boolean;Description: An occurrence specification must not be ordered relative to itself through a series of general orderings. (In other words, the transitive closure of the general orderings is irreflexive.)
Expression:
start.lifeline = finish.lifelineOperations:
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