The properties in the following table are associated with a domain relationship. For information about domain relationships, see Understanding Models, Classes and Relationships. For more information about how to use these properties, see Customizing and Extending a Domain-Specific Language.
Property |
Description |
Default |
|---|---|---|
Access Modifier |
The level of access of the domain relationship (public or internal). |
public |
Custom Attributes |
Used to add attributes to the source code class that is generated from the domain relationship. |
<none> |
Generates Double Derived |
If True, both a base class and a partial class (to support customization through overrides) is generated. For more information, see Overriding and Extending the Generated Classes. |
False |
Has Custom Constructor |
If True, indicates that a custom constructor is provided in the source code. For more information, see Overriding and Extending the Generated Classes. |
False |
Inheritance Modifier |
Describes the kind of inheritance of the source code class that is generated from the domain relationship (none, abstract or sealed). |
<none> |
Allows Duplicates |
If True, duplicate links of the domain relationship may be created between the same two elements. |
False |
Base Relationships |
If the domain relationship is derived, the base relationship of the domain relationship. |
<none> |
Is Embedding |
If True, the domain relationship is an embedding relationship. If False, the relationship is a reference relationship. |
<both> |
Name |
The name of the domain relationship. |
Current name |
Namespace |
The namespace that is affiliated with the domain relationship. |
Current namespace |
Notes |
Informal notes that are associated with the domain relationship. |
<none> |
Description |
The description that is used to document code and is used in the UI of the generated designer. |
<none> |
Display Name |
The name that is displayed in the generated designer for the domain relationship. |
<none> |
Help Keyword |
The optional keyword that is used to index F1 help for the domain relationship. |
<none> |