Re: Are there graphical editors for non-visual object development?

From: John Lynn (johnlynn_at_mailcitynospam.com)
Date: 05/29/04

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    "CG" <chandrakant_g@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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    > Is there a development environment where you can do object-oriented
    > development by dragging and dropping objects on to a workspace and
    > then edit each of those objects to write code? I am thinking something
    > similar to an IDE like PowerBuilder or Visual Studio which allows us
    > to drag ang drop visual objects (text boxes, checkboxes etc) and then
    > doubleclick on them (on click a menu) to go to a corresponding code
    > editor to edit the code?
    > I know that you can do some in Visual Studio (ie drag a data adapter
    > onto a form). But I was thinking more from the point of view of
    > non-visual classes where no visual objects are involved. Like for
    > example, if we write a few classes for generating an order - i should
    > be able to drag a class onto a workspace, name it "Order" and write
    > code. Then drag another class, name it "orderline" and write code. The
    > point is that while I edit code to the right side of the IDE, the
    > high-level class relationship is visible on the left as a whole. No
    > code generation and all that, just a lightweight editor for writing
    > objects.
    > I am sure somebody must have already thought of this? maybe it already
    > exists in IDEA, Eclipse? Or Rational? Dont know...need to check it out
    > but would appreciate it if anybody already knows and could tell me...
    >
    > Thanks
    > CG

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