#332 Normalize the text of the tips of the day

tipdata/tips/tip-1.json

@@ -2,6 +2,6 @@
   "title": "Creating a New Diagram",
   "content": [
     { "image": "tip1.png"},
-    { "text": "You can create a new diagram at any point using the menu File | New. The diagram will open in a new tab."}
+    { "text": "You can create a new diagram at any point using the menu command File | New. The diagram will open in a new tab."}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-10.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Adding Self-Edges",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "Certain types of edges can be added from an element to itself. To create a self-edge, select a valid edge type and drag the rubberband within a compatible node." },
+    { "text": "Certain types of edges can be added from an element to itself. To create a self-edge, select a valid edge type and drag the rubber band within a compatible node." },
   	{ "image": "tip10.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-12.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Selecting Everything",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "Use the \"Edit | Select All\" command (Ctrl-A) to select all elements in a diagram, for example to move the entire diagram as one." },
+    { "text": "Use the menu command Edit | Select All (Ctrl-A) to select all elements in a diagram, for example to move the entire diagram as one." },
   	{ "image": "tip12.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-14.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Linking Note Elements",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "Use the note edge to link nodes various parts of the diagram. Dragging a note edge from a target node to the note edge will link the note edge with the target node. Dragging a note edge from the note element will anchor the edge to a fixed point on the canvas." },
+    { "text": "Use the note edge to link nodes to various parts of the diagram. Dragging a note edge from a target node to the note edge will link the note edge with the target node. Dragging a note edge from the note element will anchor the edge to a fixed point on the diagram." },
   	{ "image": "tip14.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-17.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Cutting, Copying, and Pasting",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "You can cut or copy one or more diagram elements and paste them either within the same diagram or to a different diagram. It is only possible to paste a selection to another diagram if all the elements in the selection are compatible with the destination diagram type." },
+    { "text": "You can cut or copy one or more diagram elements and paste them either within the same diagram or into a different diagram. It is only possible to paste a selection to another diagram if all the elements in the selection are compatible with the destination diagram type." },
   	{ "image": "tip17.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-18.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Verbose Tooltips",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "Use the menu \"View | Verbose Tooltips\" to toggle verbose tooltips in the toolbar. Verbose tooltips provide an extended description of the meaning of UML elements available in the toolbar." },
+    { "text": "Use the menu command View | Verbose Tooltips to toggle verbose tooltips in the toolbar. Verbose tooltips provide an extended description of the meaning of UML elements available in the toolbar." },
   	{ "image": "tip18.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-19.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Adding Fields to Objects",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "To add a field to an object, select the Field creation tool from the toolbar and click within the desired object node. Accessing the fields' properties (Ctrl-Enter) allows to change the field's name and value." },
+    { "text": "To add a field to an object, select the Field Creation tool from the toolbar and click within the desired object node. Accessing the fields' properties (Ctrl-Enter) allows to change the field's name and value." },
   	{ "image": "tip19.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-2.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Creating Nodes",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "Selecting a node type in the toolbar enables the corresponding \"Node creation tool\". With a node creation tool enabled, click on an empty space in the diagram to create a new node of that type. Rolling over the tool in the toolbar shows a tooltip with the name of the node type."},
+    { "text": "Selecting a node type in the toolbar enables the corresponding Node Creation tool. With a Node Creation tool enabled, click on an empty space in the diagram to create a new node of that type. Rolling over the tool in the toolbar shows a tooltip with the name of the node type."},
     { "image": "tip2.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-20.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Adding Object References",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "To add a reference to an object, select the Reference creation tool from the toolbar, then drag a rubberband from the \"value\" part of a field to the destination object node." },
+    { "text": "To add a reference to an object, select the Reference Creation tool from the toolbar, then drag a rubber band from the Value part of a field to the destination object node." },
   	{ "image": "tip20.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-22.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Copying the Diagram to the Clipboard",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "Use the \"Copy to Clipboard\" feature to copy a snapshot of the entire diagram to the system clipboard. The diagram can then be pasted easily into other applications. The feature is accessed using the File menu, the toolbar, or using the shortcut Ctrl-B." },
+    { "text": "Use the Copy to Clipboard feature to copy a snapshot of the entire diagram to the system clipboard. The diagram can then be pasted easily into other applications. The feature is accessed using the File menu, the toolbar, or using the shortcut Ctrl-B." },
   	{ "image": "tip22.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-23.json

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 { 
   "title": "Creating Call Edges",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "To create the initial call edge in a sequence diagram, select the call edge creation tool and drag the rubberband from the lifeline of the caller to the lifeline of the callee." },
+    { "text": "To create the initial call edge in a sequence diagram, select the Call Edge Creation tool and drag the rubber band from the life-line of the caller to the life-line of the callee." },
     { "image": "tip23a.png"},
-    { "text": "This will create the activation box for both the caller and the callee. To create additional call edges, drag from an activation box to a lifeline." },
-    { "image": "tip23b.png"},
+    { "text": "This will create the activation box for both the caller and the callee. To create additional call edges, drag from an activation box to a life-line." },
+    { "image": "tip23b.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-24.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Automatically Editing Newly Created Nodes",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "To speed up diagramming, use the \"Auto Edit Node\" feature to automatically open the properties page whenever a new node is created. This feature is only available for nodes." },
+    { "text": "To speed up diagramming, use the Auto Edit Node feature to automatically open the properties page whenever a new node is created. This feature is only available for nodes." },
   	{ "image": "tip24.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-25.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Duplicating a Diagram",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "Use the command \"File | Duplicate\" (Ctrl-D) to quickly make a duplicate of the current diagram. The duplicate diagram will be open in a new tab. This feature is especially useful when exploring different variants of a design." },
+    { "text": "Use the menu command File | Duplicate (Ctrl-D) to quickly make a duplicate of the current diagram. The duplicate diagram will be open in a new tab. This feature is especially useful when exploring different variants of a design." },
   	{ "image": "tip25.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-27.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Adding Self-Calls in Sequence Diagrams",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "JetUML supports self-calls in sequence diagrams. To create a self-call, select the Call Edge creation tool and drag the rubber band within an activation box." },
+    { "text": "JetUML supports self-calls in sequence diagrams. To create a self-call, select the Call Edge Creation tool and drag the rubber band within an activation box." },
   	{ "image": "tip27.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-28.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Adding Constructor Calls in Sequence Diagrams",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "With JetUML you can represent constructor calls in sequence diagrams. To add a constructor call, select the Call Edge creation tool and drag the rubber band from a source life line or activation box to the implicit parameter node." },
+    { "text": "With JetUML you can represent constructor calls in sequence diagrams. To add a constructor call, select the Call Edge Creation tool and drag the rubber band from a source life-line or activation box to the implicit parameter node." },
     { "image": "tip28a.png"},
     { "text": "The call will be shown with the label «create» and the implicit parameter will be positioned vertically aligned with the call. An activation box will be attached to the implicit parameter: use it to model calls that originate from the constructor." },
     { "image": "tip28b.png"}

tipdata/tips/tip-29.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Setting the Size of Diagrams",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "In JetUML diagrams have a fixed size. To change this size, use \"View | Set Diagram Size\". The size will be used when creating new diagrams or opening diagram files. When opening a diagram, the size is automatically increased to fit the diagram if necessary. Larger diagrams decrease the tool's performance. The default values are in relation to the display size." },
+    { "text": "In JetUML diagrams have a fixed size. To change this size, use the menu command View | Set Diagram Size. The size will be used when creating new diagrams or opening diagram files. When opening a diagram, the size is automatically increased to fit the diagram if necessary. Larger diagrams decrease the tool's performance. The default values are in relation to the display size." },
     { "image": "tip29.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-3.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Creating Edges",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "To create an edge between two nodes, select an \"Edge Creation Tool\" in the toolbar, click in the start edge, then start dragging with the mouse. This will enable a \"Rubberband\" view of the start and end nodes for the edge. Release the mouse on the destination edge to complete the operation. Edges are laid out automatically: to control their path it is necessary to move their start and end nodes. The edge creation operation will not have any effect if the edge type is not a valid way to connect the selected nodes." },
+    { "text": "To create an edge between two nodes, select an Edge Creation tool in the toolbar, click in the start edge, then start dragging with the mouse. This will enable a rubber band view of the start and end nodes for the edge. Release the mouse on the destination edge to complete the operation. Edges are laid out automatically: to control their path it is necessary to move their start and end nodes. The edge creation operation will not have any effect if the edge type is not a valid way to connect the selected nodes." },
   	{ "image": "tip3.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-30.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Adding Child Nodes to Packages",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "Package nodes can contain child nodes. To add a child node to a package, select the desired node creation tool and click within a package to add this node directly as a child node. To add an existing node to a package, position the node on top of the package and hit the Shift key. To detach a node from a package, also hit the Shift key." },
+    { "text": "Package nodes can contain child nodes. To add a child node to a package, select the desired Node Creation tool and click within a package to add this node directly as a child node. To add an existing node to a package, position the node on top of the package and hit the Shift key. To detach a node from a package, also hit the Shift key." },
     { "image": "tip30.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-31.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Showing or Hiding the Grid",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "It is possible to control whether the grid is visible or not in a diagram. Use the command \"View | Show Grid\" to toggle this option. Diagram elements automatically snap to the grid whether it is visible or not." },
+    { "text": "It is possible to control whether the grid is visible or not in a diagram. Use the menu command View | Show Grid to toggle this option. Diagram elements automatically snap to the grid whether it is visible or not." },
     { "image": "tip31.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-32.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Representing Incomplete Call Sequences",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "Use the \"Open Bottom\" property of the activation box in a sequence diagram to represent an incomplete sequence of call. " },
+    { "text": "Use the Open Bottom property of the activation box in a sequence diagram to represent an incomplete sequence of calls." },
     { "image": "tip32.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-33.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Zooming the Diagram",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "It is possible to zoom the diagram in and out up to a maximum of two levels in both directions. The commands are available through the \"View\" menu and through the shortcuts Ctrl-= (Zoom In), Ctrl-- (Zoom Out), and Ctrl-0 (Reset Zoom)." },
+    { "text": "It is possible to zoom the diagram in and out up to a maximum of two levels in both directions. The commands are available through the View menu and through the shortcuts Ctrl-= (Zoom In), Ctrl-- (Zoom Out), and Ctrl-0 (Reset Zoom)." },
     { "image": "tip33.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-34.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Exporting the Diagram",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "Use the command \"File | Export Image\" to save the current diagram as an image file. The image type is determined by the file extension selected from the \"Save as Type\" field." },
+    { "text": "Use the menu command File | Export Image to save the current diagram as an image file. The image type is determined by the file extension selected from the Save as Type field." },
     { "image": "tip34.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-4.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Selecting Diagram Elements",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "To select diagram elements individually, enable the Selection Tool and click on the element to select or unselect. To add or remove individual elements to/from the selection, hold down the Ctrl key while clicking on the element." },
+    { "text": "To select diagram elements individually, enable the Selection tool and click on the element to select or deselect. To add or remove individual elements to/from the selection, hold down the Ctrl key while clicking on the element." },
   	{ "image": "tip4.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-5.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Selecting With the Lasso Tool",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "To select all elements in a region of the diagram, enable the Selection Tool, then click and drag from an empty space in the diagram. This will enable the Lasso Tool. " },
+    { "text": "To select all elements in a region of the diagram, enable the Selection Tool, then click and drag from an empty space in the diagram. This will enable the Lasso tool. " },
   	{ "image": "tip5.png"}
   ]
 }

tipdata/tips/tip-8.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 { 
   "title": "Tool Hints",
   "content": [ 
-    { "text": "It is possible to view the name of each tool in the tool bar in full next to its icon. To toggle this feature, use the menu \"View | Show Tool Hint\"" },
+    { "text": "It is possible to view the name of each tool in the toolbar in full next to its icon. To toggle this feature, use the menu command View | Show Tool Hint." },
   	{ "image": "tip8.png"}
   ]
 }