C# 2.0 Structs

Structs are lightweight types that make fewer demands on the operating system and on memory than conventional classes. PowerDesigner models C# 2.0 structs as classes with a stereotype of <<Structure>>.

For information about creating and working with classes, see Classes (OOM).

A struct can implement interfaces but does not support inheritance; it can contain events, variables, constants, methods, constructors, and properties.

In the following example, the struct contains two attributes:

{
 public struct Point
 {
  public int New()
  {
   return 0;
  }
  private int x;
  private int y;
 }
}

• Creating a Struct
  You can create a struct in any of the following ways:
• Struct Properties
  Struct property sheets contains all the standard class tabs along with the C# tab, the properties of which are listed below: