Re: Code generation questions

On Tue, Mar 22, 2005 at 08:16:29AM -0500, Huntress Gary B NPRI wrote:
> 
>    Hi,
> 
>    I'm a new user of Umbrello, and I've been making several simple class
>    diagrams just to get familiar with the process.  I've done a generic
>    "shape" class and derived "circle" and "triangle" classes.   I'm
>    primarily interested in c++ code generation.  This seemed to go ok
>    except for two issues:
> 
>    1)  The code generator writes a .cpp and .h  file for each class as
>    expected.  However, the class cannot be compiled (gcc -c shape.cpp
>    for example) because shape.cpp does not have a directive  #include
>    "shape.h".   Is this default behavior?  I can see no code generation
>    options to fix this.  I realize I can manually add the include but I'm
>    sure that's not right.

Works for me, I get #include "foo.h" in the generated .cpp file.

>    2)  I wrote some test methods that have in/out parameters of int or
>    double (typically).  In the generated code there was an include for
>    #include "double.h" or #include "int.h".I was unable to find, or
>    generate these datatype headers.  A simple "touch double.h" fixes that
>    with an empty file, but again, that doesn't seem right.

I do get int.h and int.cpp generated, but almost certainly shouldn't
do.  Please report to bugs.kde.org.

Jonathan Riddell


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