http://blogs.msdn.com/classdesigner/archive/2005/03/04/384764.aspx
What state was the code in when the plug was pulled? Were you just 80% of the way there or, 95% with some bugs to fix.
Hello
Please ask this question on the ClassDesigner blog that you reference above, this is the more appropriate venue when responding to a posting on their blog entry.
http://blogs.msdn.com/classdesigner/archive/2005/03/04/384764.aspx
Thanks
Damien
Let me rephrase (ignore the link I sent above): is the C++ class designer a feature that Orcas will include? (the class designer team have not posted to their own blog in a year and a half). Or is that a feature left for "Hawaii"?
The other part of the question is irrelevant if the answer to the above is no. If it is yes, then I will contact those people involved privately.
We are currently evaluating whether we can get it shipped in Orcas. We have some developers working on it as we speak. If we manage to get it done in time for Orcas, it will ship. So, we're keeping our fingers crossed. If the feature does ship in Orcas, it will most likely be after Beta1.
Thanks,
sweet news posted here today !
http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=236953
Looks like they're going to skip support again.
Why can't they add full Class Designer support for the one language I've been waiting for it in?
It seems like there's been plenty of time to get this one sorted out, between the two product releases (since it was supposed to be included in VS 2005).
Is there a specific problem involving C++ that is keeping this feature bug-ridden, or is this just a matter of the .NET languages receiving much more attention?
GS
I agree with you. However, I think the Class Designer is a VS tool, that offers support for C#, VB and now C++, but only one way: reading. Because it's not someting VC++ specific they can't name it Class Visualizer.
Am I right?
The thing I don't understand somehow:
Microsoft Visio can generate code fro C++, but the ClassDesigner should not be able to generate code?
I understand that it is difficult to keep the diagram up-to-date, if the generated code was changed, but where is the problem of generating classes on the fly, or do misunderstand "read-only" :-).
Best regards,
Nicolas
