I'm on Mac OS X. Command + f brings up the list you mention but selecting an item in the list and pressing the Delete key has no effect. This applies to any element that is already on the diagram (not just annotations).
I would like to be able to remove elements from the class diagram but there's no obvious way to do so. Nothing in the context menu. Selecting an item and pressing delete has no effect either.
In this case I definitely do not want to refactor any code, just suppress seeing elements in the diagram.
Yes it does feel like a bug to me but are my expectations correct? Am I understanding how the diagram feature is supposed to work? Or do I need to use a different IntelliJ feature?
Could you please file an issue to the bugracker. I'll try to add an option in IntelliJ IDEA 13.1
For now you can call Ctrl+F12 or Ctrl+F and remove annotations by removing them from the list (Delete button)
I'm on Mac OS X. Command + f brings up the list you mention but selecting an item in the list and pressing the Delete key has no effect.
This applies to any element that is already on the diagram (not just annotations).
I would like to be able to remove elements from the class diagram but there's no obvious way to do so.
Nothing in the context menu.
Selecting an item and pressing delete has no effect either.
In this case I definitely do not want to refactor any code, just suppress seeing elements in the diagram.
Yes it does feel like a bug to me but are my expectations correct? Am I understanding how the diagram feature is supposed to work?
Or do I need to use a different IntelliJ feature?
Cheers,
Trevor