Tuesday, June 21, 2005

 

Rotten Fruit

So, I got through a good chunk of design in Umbrello, only to realize that it doesn't have any concept of a const member function (i.e., a "query" stereotype method). I'm a very const-aware person, and the lack of this feature makes the whole tool utterly worthless to me. What's even more aggravating is that I can't open the XMI file in ArgoUML. So much for interoperability… I'm currently hand-copying the information over to ArgoUML (which does handle the query stereotype), and I'll post that XMI file when I've finished. If you haven't noticed, I'm keeping the design link on the "links" list; the last updated time will help you figure out if you have the newest version or not.

# posted by Quandary @ Tuesday, June 21, 2005
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By pure chance I happened to stumble upon this here.
If you have comments or wishes about Umbrello, please do file a report at bugs.kde.org - that's the only way we (the Umbrello developers) will be able to know about it.
For your current gripe, I have already done so, see http://bugs.kde.org/116242
# posted by Anonymous Oliver Kellogg : 13 November, 2005 07:08
 
Thank you; I appreciate it. Unfortunately, you missed the bug that was already filed. Remember: only you can prevent dups! Please vote up the original bug -- that's where the real problem is :).
# posted by Blogger Quandary : 05 December, 2005 21:03
 
I checked this stuff in, see
http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-commits&m=113528223204837&w=2
# posted by Anonymous oliver kellogg : 22 December, 2005 13:17
 
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