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Adding an accelerator allowing the concretization of a computed allocation. #2714

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ebausson-obeo opened this issue Aug 31, 2023 · 1 comment · May be fixed by #2715
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Adding an accelerator allowing the concretization of a computed allocation. #2714

ebausson-obeo opened this issue Aug 31, 2023 · 1 comment · May be fixed by #2715

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@ebausson-obeo
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ebausson-obeo commented Aug 31, 2023

A "computed allocation" is displayed in the Semantic View for every not-leaf function whose ever leaf are allocated.
Add an accelerator automating such allocation for a given Function (circumstances allowing).

ebausson-obeo added a commit to ebausson-obeo/capella that referenced this issue Nov 16, 2023
ebausson-obeo added a commit to ebausson-obeo/capella that referenced this issue Nov 16, 2023
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Capella2714_CalculatedAllocationConcretization.zip
Steps to reproduce:

  • Import the Capella project from the attached archive
  • In the project explorer view, select the capella element "LogicalFunction 3.2" (located in "LogicalArchitecture/Logical Functions/Root Logical Function/Logical Function3)
  • In the Semantic Browser, Referencing elements tab, you should see LC2 under the category "Allocating Actor/Component (computed)"
  • Back in the project explorer view, from the selected "LogicalFunction 3.2" element.
  • Validation#1: The contextual menu "Modeling accelerator" displays a 3rd option: "Concretize function allocation". Click on this accelerator.
  • Change focus to a different LogicalFunction and select again "LogicalFunction 3.2"
  • Validation#2: This time in the Semantic Browser, Referencing elements tab, you should see LC2 under the category "Allocating Actor/Component". The "(computed)" suffix is gone.

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