ST6RI-781: Show multiplicities in nodes (PlantUML) #584
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- Added new styles: nodeMultiplicity, edgeMultiplicity,
implicitMultiplicity.
- Show multiplicities in nodes if nodeMultiplicity is effective.
- Show implicit multiplicities only if implicitMultiplicity is effective.
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This PR supports rendering multiplicities in nodes. So far the visualizer renders multiplicities in edges only. I added three new styles:
Show multiplicities in nodes.
Show multiplicities in edges.
Show implicit multiplicities as well. That means even if you do not explicitly specify multiplicities, the visualizer renders default multiplicities.
If you do not specify any styles, view choose proper multiplicity rendering. For example,
Treeview shows multiplicities in nodes by default.