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Stereotypes with Tag values

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Stereotype «C++Constructor» is used to define C++ Constructor. This stereotype extends stereotype «C++Operation». 

Constructor Explicit 

 explicit a(); 

 a() : x(1) {} 

C++Destructor

Stereotype «C++Destructor» is used to define C++ destructor. This stereotype extends stereotype «C++Operation». 

name = “~”+owner.name

C++ class constructor and destructor are mapped to UML operation with stereotypes «C++Constructor» and «C++Destructor»:

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Class FunctionClass { 
public: 
 void voidParam(void); 
};

Register Parameter

C++ register parameter is mapped to UML parameter language property Register Depending on the compiler, register can be limited on some types (int, char).

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Class Op { 
Public: 
 Op operator+(Op x); 
};

Exception 

C++ exception is mapped to UML operation’s raised exception properties.

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class ClassVisibility { 
 int privateVar; 
protected: 
 int protectedVar; 
public: 
 int publicVar; 
};

Static members

Static variables and functions are mapped to UML Is Static property.

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class FriendClass {
public:
 friend class ClassA;
};
class ClassA {
};

Struct

C++ struct are mapped to a UML class with stereotype «C++Struct». See C++Struct for more info.

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enum Day { 
     Mon, 
     Tue=2 
}; 

Typedef

C++ typedef is mapped to a class with «C++Typedef» stereotype. A «C++BaseType» dependency links to the original type. Type modifiers tag of «C++BaseType» dependency is used to define type modifiers. $ character is replaced by the type name. A typedef on a function pointer is mapped by linking a «C++BaseType» dependency to an operation and type modifiers tag of «C++BaseType» dependency is set to *$. Operation signature can be stored in a «C++FunctionSignature» class. 

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