I have no idea where to ask, so I hope that some Visio specialists can help. I'm just making a class diagram but Visio seems to be very static and simple for method signatures.
All I wanted to add is a constructor with the following parameters:
public Position(LinkedList<T> apList, float x, float y);
That's what I want to add to Visio. All standard data types work fine but how do you insert other types? I don't know why the answer is so hard to find.
Use the Alternative fragment shape for an if-then or if-then-else process or interaction. The fragment comes with two sections, which let you show the alternative interaction. To add another condition, drag an Interaction operand onto the shape. Drag the fragment shape to the interactions it relates to.
In domain modeling class diagrams, an attribute represents a data definition for an instance of a classifier. An attribute describes a range of values for that data definition. A classifier can have any number of attributes or none at all. Attributes describe the structure and value of an instance of a class.
Attributes describe a value or a range of values that instances of the classifier can hold. You can specify an attribute's type, such as an integer or Boolean, and its initial value. You can also attach a constraint to an attribute to define the range of values it holds.
on your left you will find the model explorer , If not view it then you will be able to see folders that contain C# datatypes , C++ datatypes...etc. Right click on any of then and add a new type .
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