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There is one sport left. In this one we create a diagram, a casting diagram. The picture producer can lay roles and actors on a canvas and test suitability. | There is one sport left. In this one we create a diagram, a casting diagram. The picture producer can lay roles and actors on a canvas and test suitability. | ||
== Step 1: Open Diagram Command == | == Step 1: Define Diagram Editor == | ||
GOAL: simplest possible compiling and working diagram editor that contains no functionality yet | |||
== Step 2: Open Diagram Command == | |||
GOAL: get an empty diagram editor to open in the workbench without contents and symbols | |||
== Step 3: Define Symbol Contribution == | |||
== Step 4: Define Property Page == | |||
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Revision as of 06:29, 12 November 2010
There is one sport left. In this one we create a diagram, a casting diagram. The picture producer can lay roles and actors on a canvas and test suitability.
Step 1: Define Diagram Editor
GOAL: simplest possible compiling and working diagram editor that contains no functionality yet
Step 2: Open Diagram Command
GOAL: get an empty diagram editor to open in the workbench without contents and symbols
Step 3: Define Symbol Contribution
Step 4: Define Property Page
You did it!