[RESOLVED] Can someone please show me a ClassDiagram???

Hello, I am working with the basic standard controls, that work with the VB.NET IDE. They are totally registered by me, for the usage of the program. However even the ones that I have written inside COM, they work just fine. But then I have been looking, in the VB.NET IDE, and then it looks like that I am required to write a ClassDiagram for each Form, using each and every Control, Event and also every Property that I am going to use in each of them. Is this totally neccessary, to do or not. Then if not, then why am I working to make the Controls show up in the CodeBox of the VB.NET IDE...

The only reason for working with the ClassDiagram, is to have the Controls, show up in the CodeBox's ComboBox, which works with the names of the Controls, that you have created on the Form...

!! Thanks in advance !!

You do not need a ClassDiagram for anything as far as I'm aware; but maybe you want to do something that requires it. What is the 'CodeBox ComboBox'?

The coding window's control select, I guess you can call it. Don't know how to name it??? Also when I place a Button on the Form, it doesn't show up in the code window, at all. If I try to name it, then it places it into the event's combobox on the other side of the code window. If you get my drift???

Sounds like you are confused with something. The button code will be in the designer file, which is hidden by default. When you select a control, can you not see the properties window? Possibly you have switched this to the events view (lightning bolt icon), instead of the properties icon?

I can see the properties window, but then cannot see the events of any kind of control that is made after the Form, has been made...

If you double-click a button in the IDE, do you get an event?

I will see just a moment...

I only get some of them, the ones that I placed in there. But not the ones that VB.NET has a standard. My COM Components are able to show up, but not the other ones...

what version are you using?

Maybe you should post a screenshot of what you're seeing.

-tg

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Originally Posted by Decster1

what version are you using?

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Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 .NET Professional

That would seem to indicate you have no controls on your form.... is that not the case?

-tg

Well, I was just using that as a Figure Diagram. But then when I place Controls there they don't appear ther or even in the Propertyies Window, as well...

http://i.imgur.com/zzaVV.png

It's just a layout of your classes, clicking the expandables exposes to you various things, like fields, properties, ect... An overall diagram view of what your program looks like code layout wise.

Yes, I cannot see all of it, when using my projects in vb.net. Also they don't make the controls appear in any kind of view in the IDE, as welll. So then I cannot work with them, in any kind of way. So then I was thinking that there is something really wrong with the Class Diagram, section. Which there is also, because I cannot see any kind of processes, like the ones that you have drawn, in the last post, as such and then the like...

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Originally Posted by ThEiMp

Yes, I cannot see all of it, when using my projects in vb.net. Also they don't make the controls appear in any kind of view in the IDE, as welll. So then I cannot work with them, in any kind of way. So then I was thinking that there is something really wrong with the Class Diagram, section. Which there is also, because I cannot see any kind of processes, like the ones that you have drawn, in the last post, as such and then the like...

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Then what you're doing is just adding one, Right click on your project in your solution and click the item "View Class Diagram" to have on generated.

Yes, that is correct...

I think the OP is having some kind of problem with the IDE. Clean out and reinstall.

Well that could work, I guess. But that still doesn't solve my problem as to where what the hell happened to my IDE??? Was it some sort of Virus, malicious source code or something else, like that???

So here is the Project Files, so that you will be able to look at them for me. Then could you please help me to replace the following data into them, and then mark down where they or I, have gone wrong in. Also I have been able to reinstall the program apps, to their original position as to where they are meant to be. As what I had done before...

PS: I have been able to remove the following attachment, because it is out dated, and then there is a newer version of the product out on this Thread...

Nobody will be able to open your project unless they have all of the custom controls that you've referenced in it.

Doh!!

Okay then I will then be able to past the COM Components of their Source Codes, to you then...
Give me a few hours to do this, it's rather a big project!!

So sorry, I have posted in this Post the wrong attachment so, I am gonna post it again in this Thread...

First of all, that's a VB6 project. Secondly, it crashes immediately because it can't find the default settings.

Well yes, I know that. That is what I am trying to find out why it does that. Also I am pulling COM through to the .NET framework, so that I don't have to work as hard to rewrite the whole project again...

PS: That's the wrong file, also because that is my other Project that I was working on and then not the one that I was working for this Thread...

Here it is the one that I was meant to post, I hope that you enjoy it, as much as I did writing it...

I have had sometime to think things through on this matter at hand. Then looking over things, I was able to come to the diecision and then that is to not go ahead with the programming in .NET. Because I am then only limited to the facts at hand only point to programming for Windows only. Then looking at the other side of computers. I am then able to totally look into the realm of Apple and then the next generation of Amiga, Atari and then Commodore computers, at the very sametime and then point into a very different market, where there is totally gold to be found and then not working only with the Windows, Lunix and also the Unix typed operating systems, at this point in time and then looking into the future. I am going to go and then do that kind of market. I am looking into COM being able to construct a Projector for each of them, when their operating systems comes out on the market and then I will then be looking to work with more people, in this chosen field of computer programming, until then my dear friends!!

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Then looking at the other side of computers. I am then able to totally look into the realm of Apple and then the next generation of Amiga, Atari and then Commodore computers,

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:ehh: .... ooooookaaaaaayyyy......

-tg

I guess that I even would be able to start learning Adobe AIR, but then that is going to require some sort of cash outlay, and then that is something that is in very short supply in this neck of the woods. Seeing that I have already done one University Course. Then I don't see a need to do another one, in deed of the chances of finishing it then would then be marked down, because of the lack of research into what I am trying to do here...

Hello,
I am very sorry about posting in a Resolved Thread, but then here goes nothing...
It seems like it only posted the .NET Controls into the CodeWindow, why is this happening. I have been able to do some research on this topic and then came out with the results of my find. .NET, will only post the Controls that preexist on this own platform to have handlers, like Click and also things like Load and then MouseDown. These I cannot reach when I am working with a COM Control Component, like one that I have been able to write for myself and my projects, like Visual Suite, etc. Which I am planning to release on the Internet, next year as such and then the like...

I have to say, even after reading your posts multiple times, I do not understand what you are trying to create. Each time you add a bit of extra information about trying to create a product, that is smaller than any that already exist, that include all their features but better, include all the help in less spaces, and work on any platform. The companies that create such products generally do all these things themselves as much as they can, so I can't see what your project is going to be able to accomplish. Your info is very vague, possibly the language barrier is not helping here. I am not trying to stop you in any way, but think if you were to give a good solid explaination of your end goals, as well as a brief explaination of how, you may get more advice. For example:


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Well when I place a .NET Control it adds the instance to the Code Section of the IDE. Then when I place a COM Control, like from VB6's UserControls. The IDE doesn't add the COM Control to the Code Section of the IDE...