Mats Webjörn
2016-06-23 08:00:13 UTC
Hi,
I've just installed Umbrello 2.13.3 on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, and then imported a C++ project using the 'Code Importimng Wizard". I then spend several hours sorting out the different classes into different class diagram tabs and finally last night when all was done with a nice layout, I saved the project and exited Umbrello.
But I got a chock this morning when I again opened the project and found that the tabs were gone except one where all classes were in a big pile in the middle of the screen. Eventually I found that the other tabs were available, but I had to select them thru 'Diagram/Show/xxx'. And there all diagrams had been reordered into a mess. Almost all work from yesterday down the drain!
Just a humble question: What's the point with a tool where you have to redo your work every day ? My scenario is really trivial, so it seems odd that this catastrophic behavior has been able to pass unnoticed.
Kind regards
Mats Webjörn
I've just installed Umbrello 2.13.3 on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, and then imported a C++ project using the 'Code Importimng Wizard". I then spend several hours sorting out the different classes into different class diagram tabs and finally last night when all was done with a nice layout, I saved the project and exited Umbrello.
But I got a chock this morning when I again opened the project and found that the tabs were gone except one where all classes were in a big pile in the middle of the screen. Eventually I found that the other tabs were available, but I had to select them thru 'Diagram/Show/xxx'. And there all diagrams had been reordered into a mess. Almost all work from yesterday down the drain!
Just a humble question: What's the point with a tool where you have to redo your work every day ? My scenario is really trivial, so it seems odd that this catastrophic behavior has been able to pass unnoticed.
Kind regards
Mats Webjörn