Open fractalqb opened 2 years ago
In UML one does not use the same arrow for interface implementation as for inheritance. Essentially you should use i <|.. c when a class (struct) c implements an interface i. (The example in the README uses <|-- which denotes inheritance)
i <|.. c
c
i
<|--
In UML one does not use the same arrow for interface implementation as for inheritance. Essentially you should use
i <|.. c
when a class (struct)c
implements an interfacei
. (The example in the README uses<|--
which denotes inheritance)