Running C++-to-UML transformations

Before you can run a transformation, you must create a transformation configuration. When you apply a transformation configuration, an instance of the transformation is created and the transformation runs with the properties that the configuration defines.

The C++-to-UML transformation uses the comparing and merging functionality to determine the differences between the target model and the temporary model that the transformation generates. When you run the C++-to-UML transformation, the Merge editor displays the differences between the two models. In the Merge editor dialog box, you can select the changes that the transformation merges into the target model.

To run a transformation, right-click a transformation configuration (.tc) file; then click Transform and click a transformation.
Tip: To run this transformation again, click Modeling > Transform > Run Last. The transformation uses the same source elements from when you last ran the transformation.
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Comparing and merging versions of a model

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