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Stephan Seifermann edited this page Jul 4, 2016
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We have to limit the degree of freedom in modeling to achieve an accessible modeling environment. This has several reasons:
all information has to be encodeable in text and unambigous at the same time
textual editors cannot hide as much technical details as graphical editors
In order to cope with these challenges, we formulate the following assumptions and limitations. Where possible, we have to enforce them in the tooling or at least give some hints to the users.
Assumptions
every regular association (association, composition, aggregation) has a name (required to make it referenceable by users of textual notations)
the tuple of association ends and association name has to be unique