Closed worthy7 closed 12 months ago
Specifically where are the ‘OOAD transformation: Derive Subdomain from user requirements` ?
It says that these features already exist.... https://contextmapper.org/docs/ide/
Hi @worthy7
Refactorings and OOAD transformations are context-specific actions than are suggested with light-bulbs, where applicable:
By clicking on the light-bulb, you can apply the action:
So, long story short: the answer depends on the context.
But I definitely agree that we can approve the documentation here.
Does that already help?
Best regards, Stefan
Thanks will give it a shot
On Wed, 23 Aug 2023, 20:03 Stefan Kapferer, @.***> wrote:
Hi @worthy7 https://github.com/worthy7
Refactorings and OOAD transformations are context-specific actions than are suggested with light-bulbs, where applicable:
[image: Screenshot from 2023-08-23 12-59-50] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6763278/262648086-d3d1b9d6-20e8-42a3-93e0-ac50311cc3f8.png
By clicking on the light-bulb, you can apply the action:
[image: Screenshot from 2023-08-23 13-00-04] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6763278/262648235-8e4d8ad0-078a-40cf-959c-7d42334cb8e7.png
So, long story short: the answer depends on the context.
But I definitely agree that we can approve the documentation here.
Does that already help?
Best regards, Stefan
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When opening up the command menu, there is only one option
Where are the other options? Like refactor etc.