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An implicit convention of UML class diagrams is that, most of the time, inheritence is represented from up to down while aggregation is represented at the same level.
plantuml-generator doesn't honor this convention and doesn't even hesitate to put superclass below subclass (in fact, is seems like plantuml-generator doesn't care about that convention).
Could it be possible to add an attribute that would allow this convention to be honoured ?
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An implicit convention of UML class diagrams is that, most of the time, inheritence is represented from up to down while aggregation is represented at the same level.
plantuml-generator doesn't honor this convention and doesn't even hesitate to put superclass below subclass (in fact, is seems like plantuml-generator doesn't care about that convention).
Could it be possible to add an attribute that would allow this convention to be honoured ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: