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In version 5.0.0.4754 the feature to copy and paste within a model diagram was introduced. I have tried using this today for the first time and find that, although I can make a copy of a class and alter it as required, when I try to rename the copy the original class is also renamed. Unless I am missing something (which is quite possible) this makes the copy and paste unusable for classes.
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David
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Copy and paste in Diagrams copies the PlacedClass. A class can have many PlacedClasses, and each PlacedClass points out 1 Class.
When you copy and paste in the diagram you get another PlacedClass with a reference to the same class.
This is by design and quite useful when re-engineering diagrams.
Copy & paste for the class itself was supposed to happen when you copy and paste in the modlr-tree. I ran into a small snag since I could not find a way to catch the keystrokes from within VS - This is of course a solvable and your post reminds me that this is still unsolved... Will look into it.
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| Checked in extended copy/paste support. Copy/paste in Modlr tree now does classes, attributes, methods, diagrams, ProcessDefinitions, ProcessSteps, ViewModels. Tested in ECO/Modlr and Gaffr.net in VS2010 (should be the same in VS2008)
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Hi Hans,
Thanks for addressing this issue.
Regards,
David
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