SYSML14 — notation for inherited features

Notation for inherited features. UML 2.5 has introduced a notation for inherited features. This notation is completely relevant to SysML, and should be added to the diagram elements tables. It applies to blocks, value types, signals, and other classifiers

This resolution includes provisions to add the UML 2.5 inherited features to SysML
1.4. The following text is from the UML 2.5 specification (ptc/13-08-16) section 9.2.4:
Members that are inherited by a Classifier may be shown on a diagram of that Classifier by
prepending a caret ’^’ symbol to the textual representation that would be shown if the
member were not inherited. Thus the notation for an inherited Property is defined like this:
<inherited-property> ::= ’^’ <property>
where <property> is specified in 9.5.4.
Similarly, the notation for an inherited Connector is defined like this:
<inherited-connector> ::= ’^’ <connector>
where <connector> is specified in 11.2.4.
Analogous notations may be used for all NamedElements that are inheritedMembers of a
Classifier to indicate that they are inherited.
Inherited members may also be shown in a lighter color to help distinguish them from noninherited
members. A conforming implementation does not need to provide this option.