I created a simple model with just one class in ClassBuilder. I then had ClassBuilder generate the source code. After that, I modified the code itself (in notepad) to add a simple variable. When I switched to the model view again, it prompted if I wanted to refresh the model. I clicked on "yes" and it seemed to have refreshed and without errors, but the model itself did not display the new variable.
Am I doing something wrong? What are the steps in involved in synchronization? Where can I found out more on the auto-synchronization features of ClassBuilder? Thanks for your replies.
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ClassBuilder will reload the following things:
1) function code (between the "//@CODE_" markers)
2) function notes (between "/*@NOTE_" and "*/")
3) user code (between "//@START_USER" and "//@END_USER")
All other changes you make will be ignored.
Success,
John
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I created a simple model with just one class in ClassBuilder. I then had ClassBuilder generate the source code. After that, I modified the code itself (in notepad) to add a simple variable. When I switched to the model view again, it prompted if I wanted to refresh the model. I clicked on "yes" and it seemed to have refreshed and without errors, but the model itself did not display the new variable.
Am I doing something wrong? What are the steps in involved in synchronization? Where can I found out more on the auto-synchronization features of ClassBuilder? Thanks for your replies.
Classbuilder's reload parser is not able to handle externally add members.
Gunner
ClassBuilder will reload the following things:
1) function code (between the "//@CODE_" markers)
2) function notes (between "/*@NOTE_" and "*/")
3) user code (between "//@START_USER" and "//@END_USER")
All other changes you make will be ignored.
Success,
John