By default the stereotype display is managed by the CSS (see Stereotype Display via CSS. )
But if the user wants to customize the stereotype display for a specific element, it can be done through the property view, under the Appearance tab, after the Shape customization.
The stereotype display can be managed via a table that contains 5 columns: Two columns for the Label:
Tree columns for the properties:
Column for Label display
Column for Properties display
The label of a stereotype contains the name of this stereotype on top of the node. This name can contain the whole path or only the last segment. If several stereotypes have the same last segment, it can be usefull to display more segments in order to make the difference between them. This can be customized through the depth attribute.
The depth column, allows the user to specify a depth for the selected view:
The depth can be "full", "none" or a negative number that trims as many segments as indicated to the full path.
If the full path is :
SysML::Blocks::Block
Then the depth "-1" corresponds to:
Blocks::Block
Then the depth "-2" corresponds to:
Block
Same as the depth "none".
The "Visible" column allows the user to hide specific stereotype Label. If the stereotype information is useless for the user, just disable the check box.
In addition of its name, stereotypes have properties most of time. Those properties can be displayed at different locations:
To display a stereotype property in braces, check the checkbox in the "In Braces" column, in front of the related property for a single property, or in front of the Stereotype to display all the properties in braces.
To display a stereotype property in comment, check the checkbox in the "In Comment" column, in front of the related property for a single property, or in front of the Stereotype to display all the properties in comment.
If the selected element is a Node (a Class , an Interface, a DataType ,... ), the properties can be displayed into a compartment into this node. To display a stereotype property in compartment, check the checkbox in the "In Compartment" column, in front of the related property for a single property, or in front of the Stereotype to display all the properties in compartment.