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Drawing Frameworks for C#?

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    I'm working on a research project that closely resembles a UML class diagram creation program. I started out using Java and JHotDraw to create my own figures, tools, etc, but I really would prefer to use C# as I am much more confident in the language and there are a lot of different aspects to this project which would make C# my preferred language. Are there any drawing frameworks for C# which allow the programmer to create their own models and creation tools?

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      I'm working on a research project that closely resembles a UML class diagram creation program. I started out using Java and JHotDraw to create my own figures, tools, etc, but I really would prefer to use C# as I am much more confident in the language and there are a lot of different aspects to this project which would make C# my preferred language. Are there any drawing frameworks for C# which allow the programmer to create their own models and creation tools?

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      When you have Visual Studio 2003 Enterprise Architect, then you can do it using Visio for Enterprise Architect. You can convert Code->UML or UML->Code.

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