The example below was created by selecting the diagram type as Library Diagram, Depth of 1 and Meta-model arrangement as Network. The blue symbol represents the LibraryDiagram Diagram type; the yellow symbols represent the symbol types that can be drawn on that diagram type, and the pink symbols represent the definitions that define those symbol types. If you chose a depth of 2, you would get all definition types related to the initial definition types drawn. A depth of 3 would get definition types related to those definition types, and so forth.

Lines produced are color-coded by their categorization: Contains:blue, Defines:red, Identifies(keys):pink, other:green. A line is produced for each unique set of the following data: from object, to object, categorization, target cardinality. The details of the relationship are stored in the Graphic Comment: name of relationship / a list of these entries: name of relationship: property label <-- property name. For relationships based on properties, the from cardinality is always ‘One and Only One’ denoted by || and this identifies the direction in which the relationship can be navigated. Contains relationships are similarly navigated from the diagram to the symbol. Defines relationships are navigated from the symbol to the definition.

This will appear when you right-click a symbol in the diagram workspace and from the Edit Menu.