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A diagram in the diagram tool is always the context of a certain class or cluster. Context means the direct relations up to a certain depth.
For clusters, the relations are:

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[[Property:title|Diagram tool: Code generation]]
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All actions taken in the diagram tool that modify a part of the system are immediately reflected in the Eiffel system. Following is a summary of these actions.
* When you create a new class, this is the generated empty class: <br/>
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[[Property:title|Diagram toolbar]]
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The toolbar of the diagram contains these buttons:
* [[Image:diagram-target-cluster-or-class-icon]] Target to cluster or class <br/>
Drop a class or a cluster on this icon to build the corresponding diagram.

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* [[Diagram tool: Introduction|Introduction]]
* [[Notation|Notation]]
* [[Diagram toolbar|Diagram toolbar]]

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The diagram tool uses the [http://bon-method.com BON] (Business Object Notation) to represent Eiffel systems. This article will give a summary of all components of an EiffelStudio diagram. For detailed information on BON, please read [http://bon-method.com/book.htm Seamless Object-Oriented Software Architecture] by Kim Walden and Jean-MarcNerson, Prentice Hall 1994.
==Class==

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Every class or cluster has one or more views. Every view shows the [[Contexts|context]] of a class or cluster, a subset of the Eiffel system. For example, for a certain cluster, you can show only the hierarchy of the classes in it, but you could have a second view that shows only a couple of classes in it, but with all relations between them.
<div> [[Image:diagram-view-combo]] </div>
The view combo box, as seen in the image above, can be used to add a view or switch to a previously added one. Every class and cluster has a view "DEFAULT" that is generated automatically. If you create a new view and move for example a class around in it, the "DEFAULT" view is unaffected.