Bundt Scripting Reference
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Bundt Scripting Language version 1.0.1.0
redefine attribute
statement
Redefines an existing attribute into a new redefinition, and puts it in context.
The class owning the new redefinition attribute is also put in context.
Syntax
redefine attribute AttributeName as
Name:
Cardinality [^] (BaseType | enum EnumType)
[( AspectList )]
| Element |
Type |
Optionality |
Notes |
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AttributeName |
Attribute name |
Mandatory. |
Specifies the existing attribute to be redefined. |
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Name |
Expression<Identifier> or Expression<Dictionary<Identifier>> |
Mandatory. |
Specifies the name of the new redefinition attribute, either as an identifier or in multilingual dictionary format. |
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Cardinality |
Cardinality |
Mandatory. |
Specifies the cardinality of the new redefinition attribute. |
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^ |
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Optional. If omitted, the new redefinition attribute is not made sorted. |
Specifies whether the new redefinition attribute must be sorted. |
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BaseType |
Base type name |
Optional. If this is specified, then EnumType cannot be specified. |
Specifies the base type for the new redefinition attribute. |
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EnumType |
Enumerated type name |
Optional. If this is specified, then BaseType cannot be specified. |
Specifies the enumerated type for the new redefinition attribute. |
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AspectList |
Marker list |
Optional. |
Specifies the aspects used by the new redefinition attribute. Accepted markers are S for subjective, K for constant, T for temporal, and L for multilingual. |
Returns
The attribute redefinition just created.
Examples
| Intent |
Code |
| Redefine the Name attribute inherited by Book as as having a new name |
redefine attribute Book.Name as Title: 1 Text; |
| Redefine the Name attribute inherited by Book as having a new multilingual name |
redefine attribute Book.Name as [en_GB: Title, es_ES: TÃtulo]: 1 Text; |
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last updated on 08 October 2020