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Suggestions and Requests / C++ virtual method shown in italic
« on: January 30, 2010, 01:38:13 am »
Hello
If for a C++-class a method is set to 'Virtual', this method is than shown in 'italic' in the class diagram.
This is surprising, because italic are commonly used for abstract classes or methods (and 'virtual' does not mean 'abstract', which in C++ would be 'pure virtual' -> '= 0').
See also the corresponding thread in "Bugs and Issues">"C++ virtual method shown italic?" (Jan 22nd, 2010, 11:06am).
I do also some teaching: for students/beginners it is quite confusing.
For that, I would suggest virtual-methods to show with normal letters, NOT ITALIC.
Thanks
Thomas
If for a C++-class a method is set to 'Virtual', this method is than shown in 'italic' in the class diagram.
This is surprising, because italic are commonly used for abstract classes or methods (and 'virtual' does not mean 'abstract', which in C++ would be 'pure virtual' -> '= 0').
See also the corresponding thread in "Bugs and Issues">"C++ virtual method shown italic?" (Jan 22nd, 2010, 11:06am).
I do also some teaching: for students/beginners it is quite confusing.
For that, I would suggest virtual-methods to show with normal letters, NOT ITALIC.
Thanks
Thomas