A.1. Tag notations
UML-F unifies standard UML's stereotypes and tagged values into the UML-F tag. See Section 3.2 for further information.
The following are equivalent forms in UML-F:
«stereotype–name» ≡ { stereotype–name}
For Boolean tags, the following forms are equivalent:
«name» ≡ «name = True» ≡ { name = True}
For non-Boolean tags, the following forms are equivalent:
«name = value» ≡ { name = value}
Multiple tags can be combined into one pair of double guillemets, « », or one pair of curly brackets, { } , using a semicolon as the separator:
«name1=value1; name2=value2» ≡ { name1=value1; name2=value2}
The following abbreviations are allowed for string tags:
«name» ≡ «name = “”»
«name:value» ≡ «name = value»
«name1, name2: value» ≡ «name1 ...
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