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VS05 beta 2 and Class Diagrams

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Mike M - 10 Jun 2005 09:02 GMT
I was reading the following article which describes various IDE enhancements
available in the November 04 CTP release of VS2005.

http://www.developer.com/net/cplus/article.php/10919_3488546_2

In particular, I was interested in playing with the Class Diagram feature of
the VS2005 IDE.  So in my native C++ sample solution, I tried to create the
class diagram file by opening the Add Item dialog.  The dialog did not
contain a choice for creating a class diagram however I manually specified a
new file name with the *.cd extension.  The IDE reported that class diagram
were not supported by C++ projects!  Just as a curiousity, I created a simple
C# solution to test the class diagram functionality.  I found that C# does
support class diagram.  Then I thought, maybe class diagram are supported for
CLR/C++...not!

Any idea if this feature will make it back into the C++ environment?

Thanks,
Mike
M. Foco - 10 Jun 2005 14:21 GMT
> I was reading the following article which describes various IDE enhancements
> available in the November 04 CTP release of VS2005.
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>
> Any idea if this feature will make it back into the C++ environment?

When I got the beta2 I read that the feature has been deactivated for C++.
That's probably because making them work would have required too much work,
so I suppose the feature have been moved to a next release (hopefully 2006
;).

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