Overview of the Model Element Enumeration Chapter

This chapter should give you an overview of important model element enumeration chapters.

Model Element Enumeration Chapters at the Top-Most Level

The following chapters can be found along with others at the top-most level of the model structure:

Recursive elements: all model elements of this type selected, irrelevant of their position in the model structure.
Profiles: all profiles in the model. You can use this chapter for creating documentation for the model configuration.
System models: all of this model's system models. You can use this chapter as a starting point for creating a documentation structure which works independently from the current selection.
Namespace tree: the hierarchy of namespaces in this model.This is a starting node in a hierarchically-structured documentation of model contents
Hierarchy tree: the hierarchy of classifiers and packages in this model.This is a starting node in a hierarchically-structured documentation of model contents

Frequently Recurring Model Element Enumeration Chapters

The following model element enumeration chapters can be used on many different levels in the documentation structure:

Element: the model element itself.
Container: the parent model element.
Referencing container: all model elements with a reference to this model element.
Model: the model which this element belongs to.
All labels: all of this model element's labels. The standard label value is used if no value is set. Use the "effective value" sub chapter to output the label's value.
Set labels: all labels of this model element which are really set. Standard labels are suppressed. Use the "value" sub chapter to output the label value.
All specifications: all of this model element's specifications. The standard text is output if no value is set. Use the "effective value" sub chapter to output the specification's contents with resolved variables.
Set specifications: all specifications of this model element which are really set. Standard texts are suppressed. Use the "Resolved Value" sub chapter to output the specification's content with resolved variables or use "Value" to output the contents with variables
All stereotype properties: all of this model element's stereotype properties. The standard text is output if no value is set. Use the "effective value" sub chapter to output the stereotype property's value.
Set stereotype properties: all stereotype properties of this model element which are really set. Standard stereotype properties are suppressed. Use the "value" sub chapter to output the stereotype property's value.
Client in dependency: the outflowing dependency relationships.
Dependent elements: the inflowing dependency relationships.