Usecase Plantuml - Vertically stack the components
I'm trying to link the same object to multiple objects within the box.
But the objects within the box are laying horizontally instead of vertical.
:Application:
rectangle Set{
Application-right--> (Set Property)
(Set Property)-right..> (Sensor Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property)-right..> (Info Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Audio Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Car navigation Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Cluster Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Diagnostic Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (HVAC Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Power Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Vendor extension Property) : <<extends>>
}
use-case plantuml use-case-diagram
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:24
kiran Biradarkiran Biradar
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I'm trying to link the same object to multiple objects within the box.
But the objects within the box are laying horizontally instead of vertical.
:Application:
rectangle Set{
Application-right--> (Set Property)
(Set Property)-right..> (Sensor Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property)-right..> (Info Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Audio Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Car navigation Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Cluster Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Diagnostic Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (HVAC Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Power Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Vendor extension Property) : <<extends>>
}
use-case plantuml use-case-diagram
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:24
kiran Biradarkiran Biradar
5,1892926
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I'm trying to link the same object to multiple objects within the box.
But the objects within the box are laying horizontally instead of vertical.
:Application:
rectangle Set{
Application-right--> (Set Property)
(Set Property)-right..> (Sensor Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property)-right..> (Info Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Audio Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Car navigation Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Cluster Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Diagnostic Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (HVAC Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Power Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Vendor extension Property) : <<extends>>
}
use-case plantuml use-case-diagram
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:24
kiran Biradarkiran Biradar
5,1892926
I'm trying to link the same object to multiple objects within the box.
But the objects within the box are laying horizontally instead of vertical.
:Application:
rectangle Set{
Application-right--> (Set Property)
(Set Property)-right..> (Sensor Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property)-right..> (Info Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Audio Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Car navigation Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Cluster Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Diagnostic Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (HVAC Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Power Property) : <<extends>>
(Set Property) .right..> (Vendor extension Property) : <<extends>>
}
use-case plantuml use-case-diagram
use-case plantuml use-case-diagram
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:24
kiran Biradarkiran Biradar
5,1892926
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:24
kiran Biradarkiran Biradar
5,1892926
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:24
kiran Biradarkiran Biradar
5,1892926
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:24
kiran Biradarkiran Biradar
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asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:24
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It is horizontal, because you are explicitly telling it to be horizontal with
.right..>
Change it to .down..> and you'll get what you want.
Also note that right and down directions are the default ones and depend on the number of dashes/dots in the line specification. Compare the following:
@startuml
rectangle Set1 {
Application1 -> (Set Property1)
}
rectangle Set2 {
Application2 --> (Set Property2)
}
rectangle Set3 {
Application3 ---> (Set Property3)
}
@enduml
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:16
Peter UhnakPeter Uhnak
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It is horizontal, because you are explicitly telling it to be horizontal with
.right..>
Change it to .down..> and you'll get what you want.
Also note that right and down directions are the default ones and depend on the number of dashes/dots in the line specification. Compare the following:
@startuml
rectangle Set1 {
Application1 -> (Set Property1)
}
rectangle Set2 {
Application2 --> (Set Property2)
}
rectangle Set3 {
Application3 ---> (Set Property3)
}
@enduml
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:16
Peter UhnakPeter Uhnak
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It is horizontal, because you are explicitly telling it to be horizontal with
.right..>
Change it to .down..> and you'll get what you want.
Also note that right and down directions are the default ones and depend on the number of dashes/dots in the line specification. Compare the following:
@startuml
rectangle Set1 {
Application1 -> (Set Property1)
}
rectangle Set2 {
Application2 --> (Set Property2)
}
rectangle Set3 {
Application3 ---> (Set Property3)
}
@enduml
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:16
Peter UhnakPeter Uhnak
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It is horizontal, because you are explicitly telling it to be horizontal with
.right..>
Change it to .down..> and you'll get what you want.
Also note that right and down directions are the default ones and depend on the number of dashes/dots in the line specification. Compare the following:
@startuml
rectangle Set1 {
Application1 -> (Set Property1)
}
rectangle Set2 {
Application2 --> (Set Property2)
}
rectangle Set3 {
Application3 ---> (Set Property3)
}
@enduml
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:16
Peter UhnakPeter Uhnak
5,81232237
It is horizontal, because you are explicitly telling it to be horizontal with
.right..>
Change it to .down..> and you'll get what you want.
Also note that right and down directions are the default ones and depend on the number of dashes/dots in the line specification. Compare the following:
@startuml
rectangle Set1 {
Application1 -> (Set Property1)
}
rectangle Set2 {
Application2 --> (Set Property2)
}
rectangle Set3 {
Application3 ---> (Set Property3)
}
@enduml
answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:16
Peter UhnakPeter Uhnak
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answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:16
Peter UhnakPeter Uhnak
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answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:16
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answered Nov 25 '18 at 15:16
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