Version: 1.3.0 (using KDE 3.2.3, compiled sources) Compiler: gcc version 3.3.3 OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.26 past KDE 3.3 issue: During creation of a function parameter, you have to choose the "Kind" setting. At the moment the options are in, out, inout. Well, this is not very descriptive, so we have to find something else. Also, i18n() calls are needed around in, out, inout.
> At the moment the options are in, out, inout. Well, this is not very > descriptive, so we have to find something else. It's the other way round: The values (in/out/inout) conform to the UML standard, but the designation "Kind" should be replaced by "Direction" as per the UML standard. (Can't change this for 1.3 because of string freeze.)
Oliver Kellogg <okellogg@users.sourceforge.net> [040729 10:21]: > > At the moment the options are in, out, inout. Well, this is not very > > descriptive, so we have to find something else. > > It's the other way round: The values (in/out/inout) conform to the UML > standard, but the designation "Kind" should be replaced by "Direction" > as per the UML standard. Yes, but then it only makes sense, if you know the UML standard. So it would be better to have something like: Direction Input Parameter | Output Parameter | Input & Output Parameter > (Can't change this for 1.3 because of string freeze.) Yes, I know. That's why I have added those bug reports so that we don't forgot it. Sebastian
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