Ada 2005

Ada 2005 support is available in the System Engineering and Ultimate editions of Enterprise Architect.

Enterprise Architect supports round trip engineering of Ada 2005, where the following conventions are used.

Stereotypes

Reference:

Stereotype	Applies To	Corresponds To
adaPackage	Class	A package specification in Ada 2005 without a tagged record.
adaProcedure	Class	A procedure specification in Ada 2005.
delegate	Operation	Access to a subprogram.
enumeration	Inner Class	An enum type.
struct	Inner Class	A record definition.
typedef	Inner Class	A type definition, subtype definition, access type definition, renaming.

Tagged Values

Reference:

Tag	Applies To	Corresponds To
Discriminant	Inner Class with stereotype typedef	The type's discriminant.
IsAccess	Parameter	Determination of whether the parameter is an access variable.
InstantiatedUnitType	Inner Class with stereotype typedef	The instantiated unit's type (Package / Procedure / Function).
PartType	Inner Class with stereotype typedef	The part type (renames or new).
Type	Inner Class with stereotype typedef	If Value = SubType, set subtype. If Value = Access, set access type.

Topics:

Topic	Detail	See also
Other Conventions	Appropriate type of source files: Ada specification file, .ads. Ada 2005 imports packages defined as either <<adaPackage>>Class or Class, based on the settings in the Ada 2005 options A package in the Ada specification file is imported as a Class if it contains a Tagged Record, the name of which is governed by the options Use Class Name for Tagged Record and Alternate Tagged Record Name. All attributes defined in that Tagged Record are absorbed as the Class's attributes A procedure / function in an Ada specification file is considered as the Class's member function if its first parameter satisfies the conditions specified in the options Ref Param Style, Ignore Reference parameter name and Ref parameter name The option Define Reference for Tagged Record, if enabled, creates a reference type for the Class, the name of which is determined by the option Reference Type Name For example: HelloWorld.ads package HelloWorld is type HelloWorld is tagged record Att1: Natural; Att3: Integer; end record; -- Public Functions function MyPublicFunction (P: HelloWorld) return String; procedure MyPublicFunction (P1: in out HelloWorld; AFlag: Boolean); private -- Private Functions function MyPrivateFunction (P: HelloWorld) return String; procedure MyPrivateFunction (P1: in out HelloWorld; AFlag: Boolean); end HelloWorld;	Ada 2005 options

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Other Conventions

Appropriate type of source files: Ada specification file, .ads.
Ada 2005 imports packages defined as either <<adaPackage>>Class or Class, based on the settings in the Ada 2005 options
A package in the Ada specification file is imported as a Class if it contains a Tagged Record, the name of which is governed by the options Use Class Name for Tagged Record and Alternate Tagged Record Name. All attributes defined in that Tagged Record are absorbed as the Class's attributes
A procedure / function in an Ada specification file is considered as the Class's member function if its first parameter satisfies the conditions specified in the options Ref Param Style, Ignore Reference parameter name and Ref parameter name
The option Define Reference for Tagged Record, if enabled, creates a reference type for the Class, the name of which is determined by the option Reference Type Name

For example: HelloWorld.ads

package HelloWorld is

type HelloWorld is tagged record

Att1: Natural;

Att3: Integer;

end record;

-- Public Functions

function MyPublicFunction (P: HelloWorld) return String;

procedure MyPublicFunction (P1: in out HelloWorld; AFlag: Boolean);

private

-- Private Functions

function MyPrivateFunction (P: HelloWorld) return String;

procedure MyPrivateFunction (P1: in out HelloWorld; AFlag: Boolean);

end HelloWorld;

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