[Uml-devel] Newbie comments

[Jonathan Riddell]

> Not quite.  I haven't tested this for any other operators, but I overload the
> operator() and operator[] for a project that I'm working on (it needs smart
> arrays, and it likes functors).  When I imported classes that overload those
> operators, the object properties do not show any member functions, other than
> the constructors.

Ah I see, overloaded operators, like you said (I've clearly been doing too
much Java recently).

That seems to be a limitation of the import code and should be fixed by
updateing that.

> > How did you install Umbrello, was it a prebuilt package or did you compile
> > from source.  If you compiled it yourself where did you install it and
> > does KDE know about it?
> >
> > Unfortunatly help isn't working at all on my custom built KDE install.
> > Can anyone else report success or failure with this?
>
> It was compiled from source, using the debian KDE3 prerelease packages.  I
> haven't actually run KDE3, so I somehow doubt that it is aware of Umbrello.
> I did set the KDEDIRS variable, which gave me buttons, but still no user
> guide.
>
> It installed to /usr/local/kde/bin, which is not where my kde lives.  Is that
> likely to be a problem?

This is one of those issues with KDE that I'm yet to fully understand.
Installing in /usr/local might fix it and installing in /usr almost
certainly would (but you might think that gets in the way of the package
manager).  Maybe the debian-kde mailing list (or IRC channel) could help.
If you do work it out please report back with your findings.
It might have something to do with /etc/kderc.

Sorry I can't be more help,

Jonathan Riddell