If you access Symbol Style on, for example, the symbol for a part it will offer Show Value by compartment category kind. But if you access Symbol Style on any symbol - such as a parameter "pin" symbol - you can set Show Value directly on the symbol itself.

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Visit also: SysMLv2: Cameo: TIP: The Show Value symbol style is only enabled by default for attributes and parameters (in compartments), but you can Show Value on nearly any feature kind (whether listed in a compartment or displayed as a symbol).

Visit also: Webel: SysMLv2: Cameo: Modelling Best Practice: For parameters prefer compartment view (where available) over boundary symbols UNLESS you need to show relationships from the symbols OR have special reasons (such as educational illustration).

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[ISSUE, LIMITATION, MODELLING, TOOL]{INFORMATIVE} Cameo SysMLv2 Plugin: LIMITATION: Does not have a compartment for basic refs (no kind) so one has to use symbols, which takes up some modelling real estate - even when there's no need to show their structured contents or relationships from them!

[ISSUE, PROPOSAL]{PROPOSED} SysML2.0: Webel: Suggest it needs to be clarified whether binding to a parameter or port (or a directed feature of such) that has NOT been redefined in the binding connector context (is just inherited) is valid

[CAPABILITY, DISPLAY, FEATURE, MODELLING, TIP, TOOL]{INFORMATIVE} SysMLv2: Cameo: TIP: If you need to display something that is "hidden" (buried in the complex underlying SysMLv2 machinery) you can often access it in the model tree by DISABLING Show Essential Elements Only with Show Implied Relationships ENABLED.

[CAPABILITY, DISPLAY, FEATURE, MODELLING, TIP, TOOL]{INFORMATIVE} SysMLv2: Cameo: TIP: The Show Value symbol style is only enabled by default for attributes and parameters (in compartments), but you can Show Value on nearly any feature kind (whether listed in a compartment or displayed as a symbol).

[DISPLAY, MODELLING, TIP, TOOL]{RECOMMENDED} Webel: SysMLv2: Cameo: Modelling Best Practice: For parameters prefer compartment view (where available) over boundary symbols UNLESS you need to show relationships from the symbols OR have special reasons (such as educational illustration).

[NAMING]{EDITORIAL} Webel: SysMLv2: Terminology: in some Webel slides and diagrams the little rectangular parameter boundary symbols with directed feature arrows are INFORMALLY called "pins" (borrowing terminology from SysMLv1) but this is NOT a formal SysMLv2 term.

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