[Uml-devel] [Bug 67260] New: on Java import, children classes become operations of parent

[Ian Monroe]

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           Summary: on Java import, children classes become operations of
                    parent
           Product: umbrello
           Version: unspecified
          Platform: Gentoo Packages
        OS/Version: Linux
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: normal
          Priority: NOR
         Component: general
        AssignedTo: umbrello-devel at kde.org
        ReportedBy: kde at monroe.nu


Version:            (using KDE KDE 3.1.93)
Installed from:    Gentoo Packages
Compiler:          3.2.3 
OS:          Linux

When I import Java classes, the children classes do not show up at all, and are instead listed as operations of there parent.  At least that what happened when I did it with my program. I tried it with empty classes:

Parent.java:
abstract public class Parent
{

}
Child1.java:
public class Child1 extends Parent
{

}

And it didn't have any mention of Child1 at all. Here is the relevant files of my program:

Player.java:
abstract public class Player
{
        private int itsScore = 0;
        protected Board itsBoard;
        private Player theOpponentPlayer;
        private String nameOfPlayer;

Player(Player opponentPlayer, String newName)
         {
                itsBoard = new Board(opponentPlayer);
                theOpponentPlayer = opponentPlayer;
                nameOfPlayer = newName;
        }

public int getScore(  )
        {
                return itsScore;
        }

public void increaseScore( int addThis )
        {
                itsScore += addThis;
        }

public void clockTick(  )
        {
                itsBoard.clockTick();
        }

public void Start(  )
        {

        }

public void Pause(  )
        {

        }

public void Stop(  )
        {

        }
public void Penalty(int Severity)
        {
                itsBoard.penalty(Severity);
        }
        /**
         * @return the name of the player, for instance Human Player
         */
        public String getNameOfPlayer() {
                return nameOfPlayer;
        }

}

ComputerPlayer.java:
/**
  *  Computer AI
  */

public class ComputerPlayer extends Player
{
        ComputerPlayer(Player theHumanPlayer, String newName)
        {
                super(theHumanPlayer, newName);
        }
        public void clockTick()
        {
                super.clockTick();
                System.out.println("clockTick #" + JMandala.getNumClockTicks() + ' '
                                                                        + super.getNameOfPlayer() + " :");
                super.itsBoard.drawBoardTUI();
        }

}

HumanPlayer.java:
/**
  * Handles input from player and controls falling blocks.
  */

public class HumanPlayer extends Player
{
//private JMandala theRootObject;
/** Public methods: */
//public  HumanPlayer( JMandala rootObject, Player opponentPlayer )
private boolean doBoardClockTick = true;
public  HumanPlayer( Player opponentPlayer, String newName )
        {
                super(opponentPlayer, newName);
//              super.clockTick();
                //theRootObject = rootObject;
        }

public void clockTick()
{
        super.clockTick();
        System.out.println(super.getNameOfPlayer() + " : ");
        getTUICommand();

}

public void getTUICommand()
        {
//snip
        }


}

}