Re: deleting default lines between classes

On Monday, 21 August 2006 12:04, Francois Colonna wrote:
> Catherine Moroney wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm drawing a class diagram with lots of "contains" relationships
> > (class B contains an object of Class A) and my diagram is getting
> > very cluttered up with lines.  Is there some way to turn off the
> > default drawing of all these lines so I can draw my own subset
> > of them later.  I've tried double-clicking on and then deleting
> > all the unwanted lines, but when I double-click on a class
> > object, all the lines come back.
> >
> > Another question tangentially related to lines: how come
> > umbrello draws the "B contains A" lines by default, but
> > does not draw the "B is a child of A" lines?  And, why
> > doesn't the class settings contain a field where you
> > can enter the parent class (if any).  Just curious -
> > the tool seems to do everything else but not this.
> >
> > Catherine
>
> I am asking the same questions and getting no answer.
> By the way, is there anybody from the development team looking at this
> list ?

Only rarely.
A better way to get attention is by opening a bug report or wish
at http://bugs.kde.org

> Thanks for giving us at least an acknowledgement
>

Umbrello has beed in "BFO mode" (bug fix only) for many months
due to lack of contributors.
Please understand that Umbrello is purely a community effort of
unpaid volunteers.  Please consider contributing.

Oliver M. Kellogg

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