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Build Identifier: 0.7.2 The dialogbox for slots (in defining features) is rather unusuable for large systems, because features are not filters nor are their defining classifiers shown in the list. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create several classes with properties 2. Create an Instance specification for one of these classes. 3. Add a slot to the instance specification 4. Open the properties for that slot. 5. Press "+" for "Defining Feature". 6. The list shows all the features in the system, not only those that are from the InstanceSpecification's type or its supertype.
Build id: I20130204-1400 In order to overcome this problem you can directly drag an drop a classifier (from the model explorer) on an instance specification (on the diagram). As a result a popup will show up allowing you to select the different properties for which you need to create slots. Regards
*** Bug 333734 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
(In reply to Camille Letavernier from comment #1) > Build id: I20130204-1400 > > In order to overcome this problem you can directly drag an drop a classifier > (from the model explorer) on an instance specification (on the diagram). As > a result a popup will show up allowing you to select the different > properties for which you need to create slots. Now this is one *nifty undocumented* feature that could have saved me a couple of hours... [*] Nevertheless, the original bug still stands for version 1.1.3 IMO, * this bug should also block Bug 358077 ([Property View - UML] The UML property view should be improved for usability concerns) * Bug 367652 is definitely (also/yet another?) a duplicate of this bug [*] (being greedy now) It would be even better if this would work recursively, ie. if a new instance specification would be created for slots whose defining feature itself is a classifier :-)
