DISPLAY Command

You use the DISPLAY command to insert text or graphic values from the source domain. You can display things such as names of files and Rose objects, bitmaps, and class diagrams. You can also display information from external files that are attached to a Rose object.

Each DISPLAY command is based on the context of one of the OPEN, REPEAT, or LIMIT commands defined above it in the command hierarchy. You must have at least one OPEN command in the template before you can add a DISPLAY command.

Adding a DISPLAY Command

To add a DISPLAY command:

1. Do one of the following:

-     In the Template View, select the command below which you want the DISPLAY command to appear, and click the DISPLAY button in the tool bar.

-     In the template itself, position the insertion point where you want to insert the command, click ProjectConsole > Add Command, select DISPLAY Command and click OK.

Note: Show the existing Template Builder commands so you can be sure the insertion point is in the correct position.

2. In the DISPLAY Command dialog box, select an attribute and the modifiers you want and click OK.

To modify an existing DISPLAY command, refer to Modifying Existing Commands

 

See also

Displaying External Files Attached to a Rose Object

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