Navigating among the Model View, Diagram View, and Source Code
(Redirected from Synchronizing the Model View, Diagram View, and Source Code)
Go Up to Locating Diagram Elements
You can navigate between the Model View, Diagram View, and source code.
- In the Model View, right-click the diagram node.
- On the context menu, choose Open Diagram.
- Alternatively, in the Model View, double-click the diagram node.
- In the Model View, right-click a model element.
- On the context menu, choose Select on Diagram.
- If this model element appears on several diagrams, then the Select on Diagram menu item contains the submenu. On this submenu, choose the required diagram.
- In the Diagram View, right-click an element or the diagram background.
- On the context menu, choose Synchronize Model View.
- In the source code editor, right-click the line containing the desired element.
- On the context menu, choose Synchronize Model View.
- The element becomes highlighted in the Model View.
- In the Model View or in the Diagram View, right-click a model element or a node member.
- On the context menu, choose Go to definition or Go to declaration.
- The code editor opens with the source code of the element in question. The element definition (or declaration) is highlighted.
- This command is available in implementation projects for elements generating some source code.
Tip: To open the source code of an entire class or an interface, double-click the element icon.
- In the Diagram View, right-click the selected lifeline on a UML 2.0 Sequence diagram.
- Choose Select > Type in Model View to navigate to the classifier in the Model View.
- Or choose Select > Type on Diagram to navigate to the classifier on a Class diagram in the Diagram View.