How to write aguments in the methods in UML class diagram.

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Hi,

I want to write the arguments inside the methods(operations) in UML class property

right now it is like this eg : SetExportProperties(): void

I want to make it like this SetExportProperties(ExcelBlocks). how to achieve this?

is there any options in property settings? when I tried to change I got the result

like this eg:SetExportProperties(ExcelBlocks)() : void !!! this looks bad, please

help me

Posted 1-Sep-11 20:28pm

Ajain A K

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Sep-11 3:40am

What API are you using?
--SA

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-09-01T20:29:00

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It depends on the tool that you are using to generate these UML diagrams.
Check out the tools documentation or the help file - I'm sure you will get an answer.

Posted 1-Sep-11 20:29pm

Abhinav S

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Ajain A K 2-Sep-11 2:41am

Hi Abhinav thanks for quick response sorry I forgot to mention the tool I used, it

Visio 2007 please help me to get the answer quickly.

Timberbird · Answer 2 · 2011-09-01T21:12:00

Open class properties window, select operations tab, open method ("Properties" button or double click), select parameters tab, add arguments (come on, there's even a video of this on YouTube). Or, if you already have arguments added but cannot see them, right-click your class, select "Shape display options" and mark corresponding checkbox (cannot remember correctly which one, but there are not so many :) )