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1. #Staruml interface change 2.5 and 2.5.1 full
2. #Staruml interface change 2.5 and 2.5.1 code
3. #Staruml interface change 2.5 and 2.5.1 password
4. #Staruml interface change 2.5 and 2.5.1 windows 7
5. #Staruml interface change 2.5 and 2.5.1 mac

For Java programming, it adds tabbed editors, automatic error-checking, adds display of multiple errors and has most of the BlueJ interface rewritten into JavaFX (solving many HiDPI issues on Windows) while also providing some support for writing JavaFX applications and including JavaFX CSS files in a project.īlueJ 4 also adds support for Stride, our frame-based programming language.

#Staruml interface change 2.5 and 2.5.1 windows 7

Note: See Version 4.0.0 notes for supported devices, minimum requirements and major changes since Version 3.1.7 for Windows 7 or newer, includes JDK (~190 MB)įor Windows 7 or newer, includes JDK (~190 MB)įor MacOS X 10.10+, includes JDK (~190 MB)įor Debian, Ubuntu and other Debian-based systems (~20 MB) Fixed (MacOS X): Projects can't be opened with double click on "package.bluej" when BlueJ is open.Fixed: Lack of scrolling with lots of methods either in unit test, Class popup or Object popup menus.Fixed: Add «stereotype» markers again («/») in class diagram.

#Staruml interface change 2.5 and 2.5.1 mac

#Staruml interface change 2.5 and 2.5.1 code

#Staruml interface change 2.5 and 2.5.1 full

Fixed an issue with not recognising JavaFX installed via Ubuntu package.Ī full list of fixes and improvements is available here.Stopped the "File changed on disk" dialog from popping up again when dismissed, and made it less likely to appear in cases which might be caused by slow network storage.Fixed a window positioning issue that could cause BlueJ windows to appear off-screen (and thus seem to never appear), especially on Windows.Fixed a startup freeze that could cause BlueJ to be forever stuck on the splash screen in Windows.for 64-bit Windows 7 or newer, includes JDK (~240 MB) Fixed some internal errors which could occur on compilation and cause errors not to be shown.Ī full list of fixes and improvements is available here.Fixed a few bugs with breakpoint/step mark display in the Java editor.Fixed some issues with opening editors in new windows.Switched to GDK 2 on Linux to help with some windowing issues.Added a new mechanism to support opening text files in the project in the BlueJ text editor.Fixed ctrl-click in the class diagram on Mac.Added feature to automatically insert the closing '}' (configurable in the preferences).Many Java editor bug fixes, including scrolling while drag-selecting, tab key behaviour, bracket highlighting, smooth scrolling on Mac.Cut/copy now do nothing if the selection is empty (previously it would blank the clipboard).įor 64-bit Windows 7 or newer, includes JDK (~240 MB)įor MacOS X 10.11+, includes JDK (~210 MB)įor Debian, Ubuntu 18.10+ and other Debian-based systems (~210 MB)Īll other systems executable jar file (~20 MB).Stopped passing -source to the compiler by default (this now allows users to specify -release).Added System.in/out/err to the code completion dialog as a special case.Various small editor bug fixes, including one where errors would sometimes not show in the editor.

#Staruml interface change 2.5 and 2.5.1 password

Many different accessibility improvements, especially to the terminal, codepad, but also the general interface.

You can only tell that a method is overridden by inspecting the methods of the class from which is inherited. In the specs for 2.5 and before the answer was: No, there isn't. The specs itself does not (yet) make much use of the caret notation except for figure 9.11 on p. Since it applies for NamedElements it can be used for attributes and operations as well. A conforming implementation does not need to provide this option. Inherited members may also be shown in a lighter color to help distinguish them from non-inherited members. Similarly, the notation for an inherited Connector is defined like this:Īnalogous notations may be used for all NamedElements that are inheritedMembers of a Classifier to indicate that they are inherited. Thus the notation for an inherited Property is defined like this: Members that are inherited by a Classifier may be shown on a diagram of that Classifier by prepending a caret ’^’ symbol to the textual representation that would be shown if the member were not inherited. Some anonymous got me to dig into the 2.5.1.