Hello everybody
The first bug that I seem to have found appears when the first implementable property is already implemented, then if one selects a yet to be implemented property the interface "rememebers" the previous state and tells that the property is already implemented, thus preventing creation. This can be worked around by selecting another unimplemented poperty (now the interface correctly says it's noy yet implemented) and selecting back the property one wants to implement. This work around clearly doesn't work anymore when there is only one property left to be implemented.
The second one has to do with the implementation of a porperty corresponding to an attribute whose name contains characters not allowed in file names. When one tries to implement such a property, the propery name rightfully has the not allowed character stripped out, but in the block diagram the DVR box has the wrong attribute selected. This can be annoying since the resulting access method is broken and this "brokenness" propagate to the whole class. If you are not attentive anough you miss the step that broke the class and then it's difficult to trace back the cause.
I hope I managed to be clear enough and that the behaviors above are not just result of some mistake on my side.
cheers
Andrea Vaccaro
