| New Together VS .NET Features Improvements |  | What's New in Borland® Together® Edition for Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET (version 2.0) Updated: June 9, 2004 This release of Together VS .NET includes new features and improvements to existing functionality. The issues addressed in this release are described in the sections below. New Together VS .NET Features Together VS .NET includes the following new features: Roundtrip engineering for Visual Basic .NET projects. Audits for C# projects. Referenced DLLs in Model view Creating links by patterns using the Link by Pattern button in the Visual Studio .NET Toolbox Refactoring support for Rename and Extract refactorings Roundtrip engineering for sequence diagrams in C# projects Undo (`CTRL+Z`) and Redo (`CTRL+Y`) commands Improvements Together VS .NET includes the following improvements: Enhanced C# support including the ability to add Enumerators, Structures, Delegates, Indexes, Events, and Inner Interfaces to your diagrams. Improved support for large projects making it possible to load large projects more quickly. Drag and drop support in the Model view enables you to drag an object from the Model view to a diagram. Add hyperlinks to external objects such as documents and URLs. Model usability enhancements, such as: Interfaces can be represented as small circles ("lollipops"). Right-click on an interface and choose Show as circle, or set the Circle view property in the Properties Window. When creating a Communicates link on a Use Case diagram, the cardinality values are not set automatically to any value. If a user specifies Cardinality for the link in the Properties Window, it displays on the diagram. The Choose operation dialog for Message links in Sequence diagrams now displays Inherited methods. You can apply "filters" to Together VS .NET's online help. Back to top. |
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