Re: Syntax changes in UML 2.0

There are other things too that I don't see any reason for. For
example, discontinuation of discreet cardinalities (e.g., 3..5). These
may not be very common, but sometimes useful. For example, a truck can
have 4,6,8,10 wheels, but writing 4..10 is misleading.

Pradyumn

Matthias Kaeppler wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering what was the reason to change the syntax for components
> in UML2? I don't see any real improvements and even think the old one
> (which is now deprecated) was more expressive (you could separate a
> component from e.g. a class by its shape, now you have to look at the
> stereotype).
>
> Just curious.
>
> --
> Matthias Kaeppler

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