Hi, I have VS2005, is the class designer supported with projects written in C++
Cheers,
Robs Pierre
Why do you think class designer is supported for C++ I'm asking this question of anyone, not just Robs.
This was somewhat of a rhetorical question. I was just wondering if people thought it was supported after looking at the product info like I did. I didn't know until after I tried to use it and came to this forum.
2] Look for language specific limitations. Such as "C++ not supported."
3] set "language filter" to C++ only before figuring out that this applies only to code samples, etc.
regards,
Frediano
I've looked at this before and there is not the slightest hint that C++ is not supported in Help. A few months ago, I went thru the documentation to make a class diagram and you just can't do it. They removed the feature without modifying the documentation, and it was more than a little frustrating to try to do something that you are told is possible when in actuality it is not.
Unfortunately class designer in VS 2005 does not support C++. You may want to look at other tools such as Visio for Enterprise Architect for C++ support.
Class Designer with VS2005 C++
DonBaechtel
1] Check 'help' at
ms-help://MS.VSCC.v80/MS.MSDN.v80/MS.VisualStudio.v80.en/dv_VSETCD01/html/0eac1b54-2711-4e4b-9654-a0c429c08c8f.htm
2] Look for language specific limitations. Such as "C++ not supported."
3] set "language filter" to C++ only before figuring out that this applies only to code samples, etc.
regards,
Frediano
Marslv
Why do you think class designer is supported for C++ I'm asking this question of anyone, not just Robs.
Chinni
This was somewhat of a rhetorical question. I was just wondering if people thought it was supported after looking at the product info like I did. I didn't know until after I tried to use it and came to this forum.
vsk
I've looked at this before and there is not the slightest hint that C++ is not supported in Help. A few months ago, I went thru the documentation to make a class diagram and you just can't do it. They removed the feature without modifying the documentation, and it was more than a little frustrating to try to do something that you are told is possible when in actuality it is not.
LucDew
Hi Robs,
Unfortunately class designer in VS 2005 does not support C++. You may want to look at other tools such as Visio for Enterprise Architect for C++ support.
Regards,
Ramesh Rajagopal.