[Uml-devel] Umbrello2

[Mathias Meyer]

On Thursday 27 February 2003 03:12 P. Fleury wrote:

> There is one GUI I like very much, it's the NetBeans approach. You have
> a set of little modules you can dock around, and they all represent a
> view over some aspect of the model (in our case UML). Whenever that
> model changes, the view updates itself. Whenever the user changes
> something in the view, it updates the model, hence updating all the
> other views using that particular piece of informaiton of the model.
>
That sounds quite nice, but where does all the space for actually editing 
the diagram go? ;)
Together kind of lets you do the same thing, but having more than two of 
those (for example the most common: list of uml objects and properties) 
is quite a lot of space to waste, isn't it? But if we had a good looking 
zooming, it'd be okay I guess. After all, it would be the user's choice.

Regards,
Mathias
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