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86 ). The name of the stereotype is shown at the beginning to distinguish
the symbol from a regular comment, followed by the values of the stereotype
properties.
Since UML 2.1.1, stereotype properties can alternatively be denoted in a separate
compartment within the stereotyped model element, provided that the model
element supports compartments. This is the case with the class in Figure 3.86 , for
3.10 Other Model Elements
21 French quotation marks, also called ???angle quotes.???
class Stereotype EnvironmentalEffect
?«stereotype?»
EnvironmentalEffect
?«metaclass?»
Actor
FIGURE 3-84
Example for defi ning a stereotype, EnvironmentalEffect.
FIGURE 3-85
Example for a stereotype with properties.
class Stereotype Requirement
+id:String
+text:String
?«stereotype?»
Requirement ?«metaclass?»
Class
FIGURE 3-86
Example for stereotype notation.
class Stereotype notation
?«requirement?»
On-board
computer size
?«requirement?»
id???4711???
text???The on-board
computer...???
?«requirement?»
id???4712???
text???The operating
elements.


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