The popup menu on Tasks contains the following commands:
Edit
Purpose enables you to edit the Purpose of the selected Task. It opens an editor window which contains the object ready for editing. You can also edit textual elements of Tasks from the Task Diagram Editor.
Activation enables you to edit the Activation of the selected Task. It opens an editor window which contains the object ready for editing. You can also edit textual elements of Tasks from the Task Diagram Editor.
Resource enables you to edit the Resource of the selected Task. It opens an editor window which contains the object ready for editing. You can also edit textual elements of Tasks from the Task Diagram Editor.
Priority enables you to edit the Priority of the selected Task. It opens an editor window which contains the object ready for editing. You can also edit textual elements of Tasks from the Task Diagram Editor.
View
Purpose enables you to view the Purpose of the selected Task. It opens an editor window which contains the object. You can also view textual elements of Tasks from the Task Diagram Editor.
Activation enables you to view the Activation of the selected Task. It opens an editor window which contains the object. You can also view textual elements of Tasks from the Task Diagram Editor.
Resource enables you to view the Resource of the selected Task. It opens an editor window which contains the object. You can also view textual elements of Tasks from the Task Diagram Editor.
Priority enables you to view the Priority of the selected Task. It opens an editor window which contains the object. You can also view textual elements of Tasks from the Task Diagram Editor.
Activation Points. This command is only available if the selected Task or Event exists in any Task Diagram stored in the data base. If the Task or Event does not exist the message "Please save Task Diagram first" is shown. If the selected Task or Event is defined the Activation Point Selector appears.
Analyze Traceability. Use this command to analyze the Traceability Links for the selected object(s).
Inherit Traceability Links. This command is only available from the pop-up menu on a Task. If the selected Task has Traceability Links to Modules in the Modular Design Model, then you can use this command to inherit the Traceability Links from these Modules to Requirements objects. For example, assume that a Task T has a Traceability Link to a Module M, and that this Module M has a Traceability Link to a Flow Diagram F. If you use the Inherit Traceability Links command for the Task T, it will inherit a Traceability Link to the Flow Diagram F.