ArchCNL is an Architecture Conformance Checking Tool developed by the working group SWK (Software Engineering and Construction Methods) at the computer science department of the University of Hamburg
Within the ontology violations are present in a tree like structure. E.g. one rule can have multiple violations and one violation usually consists of multiple statements. Right now multiple statements belonging to the same violation can only be associated by having the same name of the violation they belong to (e.g. ArchitectureViolation0).
Converting or at least supporting the depiction of rule violations in a tree like structure could improve comprehensibility and make the depiction cleaner as it would remove duplicated depiction of part of the results (that are now needed to associate different entries with each other).
Within the ontology violations are present in a tree like structure. E.g. one rule can have multiple violations and one violation usually consists of multiple statements. Right now multiple statements belonging to the same violation can only be associated by having the same name of the violation they belong to (e.g. ArchitectureViolation0).
Converting or at least supporting the depiction of rule violations in a tree like structure could improve comprehensibility and make the depiction cleaner as it would remove duplicated depiction of part of the results (that are now needed to associate different entries with each other).