These comments are referring to ArgoUML and I assume are still the same for argoeclipse but maybe the keys are mapped differently there.
There is a difference in the use of Delete and Ctrl-Delete that has changed fairly recently. I'm not sure if it made it into the last release or not. The Delete key should actually act as remove from diagram. It does not delete the model element from the model but removes its display from a single particular diagram in which it's represented. The Ctrl-Delete will delete the model element from the model and as a result remove its representation from all diagrams. Historically a non-uml diagram element such as a text box is not part of the model and so Ctrl-Delete has no effect. Such graphic elements are only part of the diagram and can only be removed with the Delete key. As I mentioned earlier, this may have changed recently but not yet be in a release yet. I think we now allow Delete or Ctrl-Delete to remove a non-uml element. I argoeclipse has swapped use of Delete and Ctl-Delete than that might explain your problem. Try with and without the ctrl key to see if you get a difference in behaviour. Regards Bob. On 25/03/2008, Amit Surana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > I ve been going through the features present in argoeclipse. > It seems like when I draw any external shape in the diagram editor am unable > to delete it. > Is this feature not provided yet ? or any problem with my plugins installed? > I couldn't delete the Text when I added Text Box. There are few features > missing in argoeclipse. > one query : are these external shapes drawn using Graph Editing Framework ? > > > -- > Regards, > Amit > > http://suranaamit.blogspot.com/ > OPEN SOURCE: No Bill, No Gates, No Windows, Its open --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
