Hi,
I'm trying to use Visio to create a set of UML class diagrams for a Java program I'm writing, and I have a few questions:
1. There are no "Java" datatypes in Visio, only C++, C# & VB. Is there a way to add Java datatypes to it? So far I've just been using the C# equivalent of Java types...
2. Is there a way to wrap long function declarations over 2 lines if the function signature doesn't fit on one page?
3. Can I create a template type and just specify the template argument instead of creating a new datatype for each type of template? Eg. Instead of defining: Vector<String> and Vector<int> and Vector<whatever>...
Can I just define: Vector<T> and then when I use that as an attribute or function parameter, just tell Visio what type I'm using for T?
I'm trying to use Visio to create a set of UML class diagrams for a Java program I'm writing, and I have a few questions:
1. There are no "Java" datatypes in Visio, only C++, C# & VB. Is there a way to add Java datatypes to it? So far I've just been using the C# equivalent of Java types...
2. Is there a way to wrap long function declarations over 2 lines if the function signature doesn't fit on one page?
3. Can I create a template type and just specify the template argument instead of creating a new datatype for each type of template? Eg. Instead of defining: Vector<String> and Vector<int> and Vector<whatever>...
Can I just define: Vector<T> and then when I use that as an attribute or function parameter, just tell Visio what type I'm using for T?