Which languages supported by Umbrello use templates?

[Ralf Habacker]

Am 06.08.20 um 13:48 schrieb Robert Hairgrove:
> I am trying to figure out what to do about this bug:
> 
> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=425009
> 
> There is an attachment on that site which I cannot upload to the mailing 
> list, of course. But it shows what I am talking about.
> 
> My first idea here would be merely to modify the function 
> UMLTemplate::toString() and strip out any occurrances of the package 
> scope using the separator token "::", or whatever it is depending on the 
> language, which can be queried by calling 
> UMLApp::activeLanguageScopeSeparator(). If an attribute or operation 
> parameter has a class type of "std::string", for example, we wouldn't 
> want to remove the "std::" prefix because this is an ordinary class. So 
> removing it in the ClassifierWidget::drawMembers() function is a little 
> bit too late for such things. I could put this inside a guard, like 
> e.g.: if (lang==C++) {strip out path} ... else {proceed normally...}

yes, you can limit your change to the c++ language by using the function 
mentioned below

/**
  * Get the language for import and code generation.
  */
Uml::ProgrammingLanguage::Enum UMLApp::activeLanguage() const

e.g. by calling

UMLApp::app()->activeLanguage()

Regards
Ralf