Polly,
In order to use the "Map Inherited Attributes" feature, you need to
define your superclass(es) in the Non-Descriptor class repository.
This is a mechanism that controls what information we store about
non-descriptor classes in your project. To add these non-descriptor
(non-persistent) classes to the Workbench, you should go to the
"Workbench->Manage Non-Descriptor Classes..." menu.option. There
you can add one or many classes at a time that you want to use for
superclass information.
The inherited attributes will show up in the tree after mapping
inherited, but they will not appear in the Class Info/Attributes tab.
Let me know if you have any problems getting this to work.
Neil
Neil Hauge wrote:
Polly,
Yes, this should be working in M7. We will try to reproduce the
problem.
Neil
amphoras wrote:
Hi Blaise,
Ah, I did not think to look in the right-click menu. I found the option
there and selected it as you instructed, but it doesn't seem to be working.
The Class Info/Attributes tab doesn't show the attributes from the parent
class. Is this supposed to be working in version M7?
Thanks for your help!
Polly
Blaise Doughan wrote:
Hi Polly,
In the Workbench you can right click on a class and choose the "Map
Inherited Attributes" option and choose how high up the hieracrhy you want
to see. Usually "To Root Minus One" is what I use.
-Blaise
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