2 To add a symbol type to a mode, type the following code into the file:
SYMBOL "symbol_type" IN "diagram_type" { MODE "mode_name" }
For example, the following code specifies that the group symbol in business process diagrams is shown in descriptive mode:
SYMBOL “Group" IN "Business Process" { MODE “Descriptive" }
The group symbol is also shown in analytic mode, because that mode is defined lower in the BPMN Diagram Type list hierarchy, and is therefore more inclusive.
3 To specify a property to a mode, in the file, type the following code into the file:
SYMBOL "symbol_type" IN "diagram_type" { PROPERTY "Collection" {Edit Boolean MODE "mode_name"} }
For example:
SYMBOL "Pool" IN "Business Process" { PROPERTY "Collection" {Edit Boolean MODE "Analytic"} }
4 To assign list items to a mode, add a mode property for the value, as in the following example of a list without depictions:
LIST "Task_Type" { VALUE "None" VALUE "User" VALUE "Service" VALUE "Send" MODE "Descriptive" VALUE "Receive" MODE “Descriptive" VALUE "Script" MODE “Analytic" VALUE "Abstract" MODE “Analytic" }
In the following example, list items with depictions that show up on the toolbar are assigned to a mode:
List "Event Stereotypes" { Value "message“ depictions {diagram images\msg.wmf menu images\msg.bmp} Value "timer“ depictions {diagram images\timer.wmf menu images\timer.bmp} MODE "Analytic" Value "link" depictions {diagram images\link.wmf menu images\link.bmp} MODE "Analytic" }