The ‘Block Definition Diagram’ is a structure diagram showing blocks, their attributes, and their hierarchical relationships.
Using Block Definition Diagrams
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| Creating Block Definition Diagrams | Using ‘Diagrams View’ in Innoslate, you can create a new ‘Block Definition Diagram’. |
| Block Definition Diagram Constructs | The ‘Block Definition Diagram’ supports eight unique diagram constructs: an ‘Block,’ a ‘Port,’ a ‘Value,’ a ‘Constraint,’ an ‘Operation,’ an ‘Input Parameter,’ a ‘Return Type,’ and a ‘Logical Connection.’ |
| Adding a Block | A ‘Block’ construct can be added to a ‘Block Definition Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding a Port | A ‘Port’ construct can be added to a ‘Block Definition Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding a Value | A ‘Value’ construct can be added to a ‘Block Definition Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding a Constraint | A ‘Constraint’ construct can be added to a ‘Block Definition Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding an Operation | An ‘Operation’ construct can be added to a ‘Block Definition Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding an Input Parameter | An ‘Input Parameter’ construct can be added to a ‘Block Definition Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding a Return Type | A ‘Return Type’ construct can be added to a ‘Block Definition Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding a Logical Connection | A ‘Logical Connection’ construct can be added to a ‘Block Definition Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Assigning Decomposition | The child of a ‘Block’ construct can be assigned in the ‘Block Definition Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Removing a Construct | A construct can be easily removed from a ‘Block Definition Diagram.’ |