Example
The following diagram shows the elements defined in a package with various names to illustrate the use of eaUtils Sort By Name feature.
Sort elements within a package by name
Important : eaUtils default settings must not be changed. If the option "Identify and sort integers within string values" is disabled, the result will be the same as EA default sorting order.
Right click in the Project Browser on the package where elements need to be sorted > Extensions > eaUtils > [Browser] Sort elements.
In the following dialog window, select Name as the sorting option and confirm that you would like to proceed.
Note: eaUtils sort by settings are displayed. The settings can be opened and modified if needed.
Once completed, the following window is displayed:
The expected result is illustrated below.
Name |
---|
Actor1 |
Actor2 |
Actor3 |
Actor4 |
ActorA |
ActorB |
ActorC |
Use Case0 |
Use Case1 |
Use Case2 |
Use Case3 |
Class1 |
Class2 |
Class3 |
Class4 |
Interface1 |
Interface2 |
Interface3 |
Requirement1 |
Requirement2 |
Requirement3 |
Requirement4 |
Requirement5 |
Requirement6 |
Requirement7 |
Requirement8 |
Requirement09 |
Requirement9 |
Requirement10 |
Requirement11 |
Requirement12 |
Requirement12 |
The new sorting order is visible in Enterprise Architect project browser as illustrated below: