Visual Studio code creation - how to deal with developers by editing class files

Question

So, thanks to the Visualization and Modeling Feature Pack , I can build an uml model diagram and create a bunch of classes.

But what now? My developers are supposed to add code to these classes. Useful code, valuable code, and, like the templates themselves, indicate:

//     Changes to this file will be lost if the code is regenerated.

So what's the best solution here? Can I make a simulation project reflect changes in real classes? Should I generate partial classes? Change default templates to read class files instead of automatically generating everything that has been changed? Should I tell developers not to edit model files under pain .... well, pain?

Thanks for the tips.

Answer 1

You can also create classes derived from the generated ones and make any changes there. I also agree with the above statement that partial classes can be a way.

Answer 2

As far as I know, this is actually a key reason for partial classes. User code is sent to one file, automatically generated in another.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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