request: Objective-C

[Hans-Jürgen]

as EA is running fine with CrossOver on the Mac, it would be nice to have Objective-C support as a supported language. Especially as there is no solution available on the Mac supporting UML, Objective-C and providing a intuitive GUI.

Best regards
Hans-Jürgen

[qwerty]

You mean EA provides an "intuitive" GUI? As a Mac-Developer? Would you be so kind to go back to windoze development?

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[Hans-Jürgen]

No, I would not go back to windows. However looking at the GUI of some Eclipse based UML tools I like the EA GUI

[qwerty]

Well, you should not compare the bad with the worse :-)

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[Martin Krischik]

You mean EA provides an "intuitive" GUI? As a Mac-Developer?

So which intuitive UML Tool are using on Mac OS X then?

Note that I don't mean a tools which can draw a few rectangles but one with round trip code engineering.

[qwerty]

I chew the bullet - and run EA on Parallels...

But as it's a windoze "app" it doesn't hurt so much. It's windoze. So what?

I never would say that EA's GUI is intuitive. It's absolutely inconsistent in almost all perspectives. OTOH this is kind of nice as it hides a lot of easter eggs which when found make the finder happy.

But again. It's windoze. Don't get me started with that "GUI". I had an Atari running in late 80's which had a GUI far better than anything the windozers delivered up to mid of the last decade.

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[Martin Krischik]

I had an Atari running in late 80's which had a GUI far better than anything the windozers delivered up to mid of the last decade.

Indeed, you are not the only one.

[qwerty]

Sad enough. Fan boys started to be those having loud fans in their ugly PCs with DOS prompts and green monitors. Something must have gone wrong.

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