(12365) If a DistributedProperty may be applied to a property within a structured ValueType, then an example should be provided

Wed, 04/02/2008 - 05:23 — drkelly

On p.46, under 8.3.2.4 DistributedProperty it is stated that:

'[1] The DistributedProperty stereotype may be applied only to properties of classifiers stereotyped by Block or ValueType.'

There are however, as far as I can tell, no examples of a DistributedProperty or specialisation thereof applied to a property that is not within a block.

A candidate example might include a variation on a Complex <<ValueType>> (cf. Figure 8.7 - Model Library for Blocks) with distributions applied to the real and imaginary parts (being represented by properties, and thus admitting application of the DistributedProperty stereotype, or substereotype).

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<<ValueType>>
StrangeDistributedComplex 
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<<Uniform>> {min=-10, max=10} realPart : Real
<<Uniform>> {min=-12, max=12} imagPart : Imag 
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