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The syntax you want comes from:

https://www.powershellstation.com/2016/04/29/introducing-visiobot3000-part-2-superman/

So the syntax for the line of code to drop a shape on a page is:

If you have multiple async operations you can use Promise.all:

Out of the box, there is nothing you can do. There is no setting or configuration that will show the composite diagram indicator on the Archimate elements.

The reason is that the shapescript used for these elements simply doesn't include this indicator.

There are a few options to get this done anyway

You can use this link: https://www.sparxsystems.com/support/forms/feature_request.html to send an official feature request to Sparx Systems. They might one day implement this, but there are no guarantees at all.

Steps include

• Create your own stereotypes in a profile, redefining the existing ArchiMate stereotypes. See the manual for more details
• Include your profile into an MDG
• Add your MDG to your model or environment
• Set your MDG to Active to actually make the redefines happen.

This might be interesting if you want to add additional properties (tagged values) to the standard ArchiMate stereotypes as well. I'm not so sure if it's worth the trouble just to add the composite indicator.

The Archimate MDG is defined in the file C:\Program Files (x86)\Sparx Systems\EA\MDGTechnologies\ArchiMate3.xml. This is an XML file that you can open with any text editor. The shapescripts are included in binary form like this

I solved it by saving position in database. On every node movement point(x,y) changes so I create the chart in the shape that I want and show it just same as created

An object is defined in UML as follows:

A classifier describes a set of objects. An object is an individual with a state and relationships to other objects. The state of an object identifies the values for that object of properties of the classifier of the object.

But this is difficult to grasp: the definition of a classifier relies on the concept of object, and the definition of object relies on the concept of classifiers. The shorter "objects are instances of classes" do not help to sort this chicken and egg problem out.

To make it even harder, this way of seing objects fits well class based programming, but less the prototype-based programming.

I will not try to explain what has already been explained in hundreds of books. Let's take Grady Booch's definition (he is one of the UML founder):

Object: Something you can do things to. An object has state, behavior, and identity; the structure and behavior of similar objects are defined in their common class. The terms instance and object are interchangeable.

Even better, GoF's very naive but nonetheless very helpful definition :

An object packages both data and procedure that operates on that data.

"State" is an ambiguous term, and may not refer to the same reality when used in "object state", and "state of a state machine".

For objects, the state often refers to all the data of an object. If you save and restore all the data of an object, you would expect that it its operations will lead to the same results and the same behaviors. This is often true, but not always. A more accurate definition from Booch is:

The cumulative results of the behavior of an object; one of the possible conditions in which an object may exist (...)

A state of a state machine has a slightly different meaning. A state correspond not to a single object state but to a set of possible object states (of a single object, or of several objets, or of a whole system). Usually a state-machine state describes in very broad terms the underlying set. A state could for example describe a stage in the lifecycle or operations (created, initialized, in use, archived, discarded) of an object or a component.

Example for a state machine controlling a room's temperature:

That is because your friend's machine has tools to crop figures: pdfcrop and ghostscript. These tools are probably not installed on your machine. Since you didn't provide your sessionInfo(), I don't know your platform, so it's hard to provide specific instructions on installation. If your LaTeX distribution is TinyTeX, pdfcrop can be installed via tinytex::tlmgr_install('pdfcrop'). Note that if you are on Windows, you will need to install Perl for pdfcrop. If you are on macOS, ghostscript can be installed via Homebrew.

It seems erDiagram is not presently supported by Azure DevOps Wiki's mermaid implementation. I get the same error with an erDiagram that renders fine in the Mermaid Live Editor. I've had trouble with other diagram types too.

This page, Markdown Syntax...Mermaid diagrams, indicates only three diagram types are presently supported:

• Sequence diagrams
• Gantt Charts
• Flowcharts

The plantuml include statement includes code as if it was typed in that included place (like include files for e.g C / C++ etc. do too). So the code should be like: For Diagram2: