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Suggestions and Requests / UI - Zoom on cursor positon (ctrl+wheel)

« on: December 19, 2005, 11:41:37 am »

I would like to see EA zoom on the cursor positon.  When positing the mouse on the screen I would like to hit ctrl+mouse wheel and have EA use the cursor position to zoom in out.

It would also be nice if the middle mouse button could be swapped for a grabber using ctrl+middle mouse button to allow panning (like visio and acrobat reader).  The pan feature implemented is currently too sensitive on my machine.

Also regarding zooming on large projects it would be nice to zoom out to see all the classes.  This would be helpfull when reverse engineering.

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Suggestions and Requests / Auto/Direct Routing on Multiple Class seleciton

« on: December 19, 2005, 12:09:16 pm »

I would like to see the capability to select a group of classes and select Ctrl+Shift+A or Ctrl+Shift+D to allow the routing lines into or out of the class slection to be changed to direct or auto without having to select individual links and then Ctrl+Shift+D/A

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Suggestions and Requests / Show/Hide Links on all selected classes

« on: December 19, 2005, 11:24:29 am »

I would like to be able to hide links for all selected classes.  Currently the only way do do this that I am aware of is to select a individual class in a class diagram Right Click->Properties (Alt+Enter)->Link (Tab)->Select Connection column (to sort by type Association/Generalization) and right click all the Associations I which to hide.  This is very tedious when reverse engineering code.

I would like to see a seperate column in the Link tab showing hide/show and allowing to group select rows and clear/set the visibility.  Secondly I would like to be able to select mutiple classes and select the Properties (Alt+Enter) and have it show just tabs that apply to group selections.  The link tab could have a column showing the class in this group select mode.  

In general I would like the software to be albe to allow operations which operate in individual selections to easily operate on group selections (obviously only thoes that apply).