Add direct diagram connections, movable ports, and contextual authoring
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@@ -299,9 +299,9 @@ fn article(topic: Topic) -> Article {
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walkthrough(
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"Route connections around the model",
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&[
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"Select an architecture connection. Drag a line segment to add a pinned bend, or choose Add bend; drag its circles to shape a detour. Select a circle and choose Remove bend to release that pin. Drag the connection label independently. Escape cancels a gesture; Undo reverses one completed drag.",
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"Automatic orthogonal routing avoids cards and container headers where space permits. Amber connections need attention: move an obstructing element or a bend. Ports remain attached to their actual owners. Manual routes are saved separately for each diagram and appear in source, API and SVG export.",
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"Reset routing clears the selected connection’s pins and label position in this view. Arrange preserves pins. Moving one endpoint keeps pins fixed; moving a container carrying both endpoints translates their pins. When folding promotes an endpoint, expand it again to resume and edit its saved route.",
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"Select an architecture connection and drag a segment to add a bend. Right-click a line for Add bend here; right-click a circle for Remove bend. With the canvas focused, Insert adds a bend and Delete removes the selected bend. Drag the label independently. Escape cancels a gesture; Undo reverses one completed drag. Shift+F10 opens the selected diagram item's context menu; use arrow keys and Enter to choose an action.",
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"Automatic orthogonal routing avoids cards and container headers where space permits. Amber connections need attention: move an obstructing element or a bend. In Select / move, drag a port to any border of its owner. Manual positions are per diagram; right-click Reset automatic position restores connection-aware placement. Ports remain attached to their actual owners. Manual routes are saved separately for each diagram and appear in source, API and SVG export.",
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"Right-click a connection and choose Reset routing to clear its pins and label position in this view. The Properties Actions menu provides the same commands. Arrange preserves pins. Moving one endpoint keeps pins fixed; moving a container carrying both endpoints translates their pins. When folding promotes an endpoint, expand it again to resume and edit its saved route.",
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explain(
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walkthrough(
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"Include, extend or specialize a capability",
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"Select a capability in the diagram or explorer, then open Modeling actions at the top of its properties. Include capability identifies behavior that is always part of it; choose the included capability as the target.",
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"Select a capability in the diagram or explorer, then open Actions at the top of its properties. Include capability identifies behavior that is always part of it; choose the included capability as the target.",
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"Extend capability connects this extending capability to the extended capability. Enter the condition under which the extension adds behavior. An empty condition remains editable and appears in Model checks.",
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"Specialize capability connects a specific capability to a more general one. Inclusion and specialization cannot form cycles.",
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"The relationship preview names both ends and generates a readable name. Apply adds one undoable change; Cancel preserves the model. Include and extend labels remain visible in the diagram.",
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"Create a typed exchange",
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"Create the source and target activities/functions in one perspective. Give each an engineering name and allocate leaf work to its responsible participant.",
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"Select the source, choose + Relationship, then Interaction for OA activities or Functional exchange for SA functions. Choose the compatible target and apply the relationship.",
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"Choose Interaction or Functional exchange in the diagram palette. Click the source, then a highlighted compatible target, or drag between them. Functional exchanges connect output ports to input ports; function cards create or reuse real ports in the same transaction. Middle-button drag pans while keeping the source; arrow keys also pan when the drawing canvas has focus. Click empty space to restart, or Escape to cancel.",
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"Create an Exchange item under Data & interfaces. Choose its kind (Information, Material, Energy or Event) and describe its payload.",
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"Select the exchange in Model explorer or the diagram. Edit its properties to reference the appropriate exchange items and available ports; Apply changes validates the complete record.",
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"For a participant boundary, create compatible ports and a Boundary exchange. Exchange allocation associates that boundary exchange with the functional exchange it carries.",
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"Choose Boundary exchange and connect compatible component ports. Flow goes from Out to In; Standard is unoriented. Select / move returns to arranging. Exchange allocation associates a boundary exchange with the functional exchange it carries.",
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explain(
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&[
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"In System Analysis, select a System or System Actor and choose Add port in Model explorer or Properties. Name it, choose Standard or Flow, then Create port. Standard ports describe interfaces; Flow ports have their own input/output orientation. Functions use separate input/output port actions.",
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"Use Interface provision and Interface requirement relationships to state who provides or needs the contract.",
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"Select the component port and choose Connect boundary exchange. Choose the other participant's compatible port; owner names and aliases distinguish repeated port names. Create the matching port first if none exists. Exchange orientation is separate from Flow port orientation. Connect carried functional exchanges using Exchange allocation.",
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"Select a visible component port and choose Draw boundary exchange, then click or drag to a highlighted compatible port. The diagram palette offers the same tool. If the endpoints are outside the diagram, Configure boundary exchange opens the form with owner names and aliases. Create the matching port first if needed. Exchange orientation is separate from Flow port orientation. Exchange allocation associates carried functional exchanges with the boundary connection.",
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"Link the detailed interface-control document, CAD connector or schematic through an Artifact reference when an external artifact supplies additional evidence.",
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@@ -613,7 +613,7 @@ fn article(topic: Topic) -> Article {
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walkthrough(
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"Edit and review source",
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"Open Textual model and choose a source file, or choose Source in Properties to locate the selected record in its owning file. Switching files preserves each draft.",
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"Open Textual model and expand folders to choose a source file, or choose Actions > Open source in Properties to locate the selected record. Switching files preserves each draft. Collapsed folders show modified-file and diagnostic counts; Locate reveals the active file. Right-click a file for its actions.",
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"Use Find / go to, Ctrl+F or Ctrl+G to navigate. Literal search is case sensitive. Enter/F3 selects the next match, Shift+F3 selects the previous match, and results wrap. Go to line accepts the displayed one-based line number.",
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"Edit the draft. Syntax highlighting distinguishes source structure; live lint reports errors with line and column information.",
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"Choose Apply all to parse and validate all reachable included files. A successful application is one model change; graphical views and Properties then reflect it. Finish or revert source drafts before editing graphical properties.",
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