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AccessExpression

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ViewModels have a rooted AccessExpression that should return true or false (empty defaults to true). This expression controls whether the ViewModel is shown or not - the evaluation is done after any accessgroup evaluation. This expression complements the accessgroups as it checks the root objects' values and not only global values as accessgroups.

The AccessExpression can be checked before ViewModel creation with the OCL canAccess operator.

Note: Prior to 2021-02-01, the AccessExpression and AccessGroup.ViewEnableExpression had issues in both WPF and Turnkey - but are now fixed.

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-ViewModels have a rooted AccessExpression that should return true or false (empty defaults to true). This expression controls if the ViewModel is shown or not - the evaluation is done after any [[Access control system in MDriven|accessgroup]] evaluation. This expression complements the accessgroups as it checks the root objects' values and not only global values as accessGroups.
+ViewModels have a rooted AccessExpression that should return true or false (empty defaults to true). This expression controls whether the ViewModel is shown or not - the evaluation is done after any [[Access control system in MDriven|accessgroup]] evaluation. This expression complements the accessgroups as it checks the root objects' values and not only global values as accessgroups.
 The AccessExpression can be checked before ViewModel creation with the OCL [[OCLOperators canAccess|canAccess]] operator.
-'''Note:''' Prior to 2021-02-01, the AccessExpression and AccessGroup.ViewEnableExpression had issues in both WPF and Turnkey - but are now fixed.
+'''Note:''' Prior to '''2021-02-01''', the AccessExpression and AccessGroup.ViewEnableExpression had issues in both WPF and Turnkey - but are now fixed.
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