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can be done using Programmed iteration scope - you can write your own GenDoc 
adapter that collects all visible references and pass its output to GenDoc. 
Normally this adapter class should reside in one of com.togethersoft.modules 
subpackages, and should be placed into the corresponding subfolder of 
$TGH/modules/com/togethersoft/modules. It should have a method with the 
following signature:
public Vector method (GenDocContext context);

GenDocContext is defined in package: com.togethersoft.modules.gendoc.api

The method should use the call: context.getRwiElement() to obtain passed 
current RWI-element (or context.getRwiReference(), if RWI-reference is 
expected)

The method should return a vector of RWI elements that will be passed to 
Diagram Iteration Section as the iteration scope.

Please, let me know if you need an example of java code and .tpl file that 
do this.

"JLam" <josh_lam@intuit.com> wrote in message 
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>
> Hi,
>
> I am quite new to GenDoc and would like some help navigating through.
>
> I have a class diagram in which I hide some classes.  When I use GenDoc to 
> generate the document.  GenDoc corrects hides those diagrams I wanted to 
> hide but it generated all the descriptions pertaining to those classes.
>
> I believe the way to do this (please correct me) is to set a condition 
> (Filter Expression?) on the Element Iterator for Class in the 
> ClassDiagram.tpl.  What is the condition I should be setting?
>
> If I am moving down the wrong path, please advise.
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> JLam
>