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#### Syntax
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- @uses [file | "FQSEN"] [<description>]
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+ @uses ["FQSEN"] [<description>]
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#### Description
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- The ` @uses ` tag describes whether any part of the associated "Structural Element"
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- uses, or consumes, another "Structural Element" or a file that is situated in
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+ The ` @uses ` tag describes whether any part of the associated "Structural
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+ Element" uses, or consumes, another "Structural Element" that is situated in
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the current project.
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When defining a reference to another "Structural Element" you can refer to a
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specific element by appending a double colon and providing the name of that
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element (also called the "FQSEN").
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- Files that are contained in this project can be referred to by this tag. This
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- can be used, for example, to indicate a relationship between a Controller and
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- a template file (as View).
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-
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This tag MUST NOT be used to indicate relations to elements outside of the
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system, so URLs are not usable. To indicate relations with outside elements the
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@see tag can be used.
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Applications consuming this tag, such as generators, are RECOMMENDED to provide
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- a ` @used-by ` tag on the destination element. This can be used to provide a
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+ a ` @usedby ` tag on the destination element. This can be used to provide a
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bi-directional experience and allow for static analysis.
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#### Examples
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}
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```
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+ <<<<<<< HEAD
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``` php
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/**
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* @uses MyView.php
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