Using Angle Brackets

[Josivan de Souza]

I was using angle bracket is my diagram as a kind of placeholder. It does not work anymore.. How can I fix it?

My example

[Authorizer|-name:string;-config:FeatureAbbreviations]

[Client Configuration|-id:string;-secret:string;-featureAbbreviations:string]

[Feature Abbreviations|]

[User Info|-claims]

[Authorizer]-1>[Feature Abbreviations]

[Client Configuration]++-0..*>[Feature Abbreviations]

[User Info]-[note:Should have custom:feature_<abbreviation> as true{bg:yellow}]

[Feature Abbreviations]-[note:IAM WFS TMS OBJ{bg:yellow}]

<abbreviation> is the placeholder

[Tobin Harris]

Sorry about that. Interestingly it's parsing fine, but when the diagram gets "prettied up", that's where it's failing in the XML library.

I'll keep looking.

T

[Tobin Harris]

Hi, ok I found the issue.

Here's your diagram working.

https://yuml.me/preview/faf70303

[Josivan de Souza]

Hi. I had a problem with another one.

I had to change from:

// Entity Model IP-APP

[Assignment|id:INTEGER|professionalId:INTEGER;clientId:INTEGER;startDate:DATE;endDate:DATE;isInternal:BOOLEAN;moreInfo:STRING|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[Client|id:INTEGER|name:STRING|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[CommonRecord|id:INTEGER|description:STRING;parentId:INTEGER|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[Consultant|id:INTEGER|email:STRING;name:STRING;phone:STRING|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[Professional|id:INTEGER|name:STRING;dutchSpeaker:BOOLEAN;uniqueSellingPoint:STRING;pitch:TEXT;countryId:INTEGER|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[ProfessionalDetail|id:INTEGER|professionalId:INTEGER|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[User|id:INTEGER|email:STRING|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[Permission|id:INTEGER|description:STRING;shortName:STRING|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[UsersPermissions|userId:INTEGER;permissiondId:INTEGER|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[CommonRecord]1-0..*(parentId)>[CommonRecord]

[User]1-0..*>[UsersPermissions]

[Permission]1-0..*>[UsersPermissions]

[Professional]<1 (countryId)-1[CommonRecord]

[Professional]<1 (livingPlaceId)-1[CommonRecord]

[Professional]1-0..*>(professionalId)[Assignment]

[Professional]1-0..*>(professionalId)[ProfessionalDetail]

[Client]1-0..*>(clientId)[Assignment]

to:

// Entity Model IP-APP

[Assignment|id:INTEGER|professionalId:INTEGER;clientId:INTEGER;startDate:DATE;endDate:DATE;isInternal:BOOLEAN;moreInfo:STRING|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[Client|id:INTEGER|name:STRING|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[CommonRecord|id:INTEGER|description:STRING;parentId:INTEGER|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[Consultant|id:INTEGER|email:STRING;name:STRING;phone:STRING|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[Professional|id:INTEGER|name:STRING;dutchSpeaker:BOOLEAN;uniqueSellingPoint:STRING;pitch:TEXT;countryId:INTEGER|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[ProfessionalDetail|id:INTEGER|professionalId:INTEGER|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[User|id:INTEGER|email:STRING|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[Permission|id:INTEGER|description:STRING;shortName:STRING|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[UsersPermissions|userId:INTEGER;permissiondId:INTEGER|createdAt:DATE;updatedAt:DATE]

[CommonRecord]1-0..*(parentId)>[CommonRecord]

[User]1-0..*>[UsersPermissions]

[Permission]1-0..*>[UsersPermissions]

[Professional]<1 (countryId)-1[CommonRecord]

[Professional]<1 (livingPlaceId)-1[CommonRecord]

[Professional]1-0..* (professionalId)>[Assignment]

[Professional]1-0..* (professionalId)>[ProfessionalDetail]

[Client]1-0..* (clientId)>[Assignment]

The difference is here:

[Professional]1-0..*>(professionalId)[Assignment]

should be

[Professional]1-0..* (professionalId)>[Assignment]

Thanks again

[Tobin Harris]

Thanks for reporting that. 

Yah, that's going to be a harder one to fix with the new parser :) I'll see what I can do. Did that syntax

You can put the > either side of the label, but the label can't be split around the >. I didn't realise this worked before, probably the very relaxed nature of RegEx for the I used to do!

T

[Professional]1->0..*(professionalId)[Assignment] 

[Professional]1-0..1 (professionalId)>[Assignment]

[Chris Roberts]

Try this:

[BashScript| args : List\<String\>]

-Chris