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Jonathan Riddell wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Fri, Jul 23, 2004 at 03:26:48PM -0300, Jose N Hinckel wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I recently downloaded source for Umbrello Beta 2, compiled and installed
without a hitch.
I truly appeciate the improvements. Find attached a screenshot.
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Could you give us a full screenshot, desktop, Umbrello and all, that
would be great for the website.
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<pre wrap="">Now a question.
I would like to use the umbrello infrastructure to develop the
application. Instead of working with
the UML objects I would be working the the instances of the classes;
would edit the attributes and call the methods.
The listview pannel would hold my objects.
Persistency of the application would use an xmi file. Could use
read/write/edit functionality of umbrello to
add objects / edit attributes / call methods. Attribute nodes / menubar
/ toolbars would be populated directly from the umbrello xmi file.
Any examples of this kind of work?
Would appreciate comments / suggestions
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I'm not sure I quite understand what you're asking but you can edit
the contents of classes for C++ and Java using View Code from the
right click menu.
Jonathan Riddell
Hmm..</pre>
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After I created created my diagrams and fleshed out the methods I will
create the main application program.<br>
Now, I would like my main program to have the look-and-feel of Umbrello
(A listview on the left, a documentation<br>
pane on botton left and a "frame" for other windows on right).<br>
My listview will hold instances of my objects (rockets, pumps,
chambers, etc ). Each object will have values for <br>
the attributes. Since the classes were created with the Umbrello
aplication, the corresponding xmi file knows the names<br>
of all the object attributes, therefore I could populated the list view
directly from the .xmi umbrello file.<br>
Also umbrello knows how to notify changes to these attributes and give
them persistency. I would factor this<br>
functionality from the Umbrello code into my application so that I
could save the status of project and <br>
work on it later.<br>
Would use the same procedure to populate a menubar with method calls
for my objects.<br>
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