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BUG:215923


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diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/Makefile.am b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/Makefile.am
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..334e9435
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/Makefile.am
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+mydir = $(kde_datadir)/umbrello/headings
+my_DATA = heading.adb \
+heading.ads \
+heading.as \
+heading.cpp \
+heading.cs \
+heading.d \
+heading.h \
+heading.idl \
+heading.java \
+heading.js \
+heading.php \
+heading.pm \
+heading.py \
+heading.rb \
+heading.sql \
+heading.xsd
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.adb b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.adb
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..87dc70a8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.adb
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+--   			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+-- 
+-- Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+-- information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+-- configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+-- where you have your heading files.
+-- 
+-- or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+-- If you want to do this, this file is located at
+-- 
+-- %headingpath%
+-- 
+-- -->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file
+--    extension i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to
+--    include in C++ header files, and for a file name ending in
+--    ".java" to include in all generated java code. If you name
+--    the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+--    choose this file even if there are other files with the same
+--    extension in the directory. If you name the file something
+--    else, it must be the only one with that extension in the
+--    directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+-- 
+-- you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at
+-- generation time. possible variables are : author, date, time,
+-- filename and filepath. Just write %variable_name%
+-- 
+-- This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+-- The original location of this file is %filepath%
+
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.ads b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.ads
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..1e4a582c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.ads
@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+--   			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+-- 
+-- Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+-- information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+-- configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+-- where you have your heading files.
+-- 
+-- or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+-- If you want to do this, this file is located at
+-- 
+-- %headingpath%
+-- 
+-- -->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file
+--    extension i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to
+--    include in C++ header files, and for a file name ending in
+--    ".java" to include in all generated java code. If you name
+--    the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+--    choose this file even if there are other files with the same
+--    extension in the directory. If you name the file something
+--    else, it must be the only one with that extension in the
+--    directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+-- 
+-- you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at
+-- generation time. possible variables are : author, date, time,
+-- filename and filepath. Just write %variable_name%
+-- 
+-- This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+-- The original location of this file is %filepath%
+
+
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.as b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.as
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6e3f61cd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.as
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+/************************************************************************
+  			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+
+Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+where you have your heading files.
+
+or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+If you want to do this, this file is located at
+
+%headingpath%
+
+-->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+   i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+   files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+   java code.
+   If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+   choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+   directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+   extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+
+you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+just write %variable_name%
+
+This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+The original location of this file is %filepath%
+**************************************************************************/
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.cpp b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.cpp
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d33911bf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.cpp
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+/************************************************************************
+                        %filename% - Copyright %author%
+
+Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+where you have your heading files.
+
+or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+If you want to do this, this file is located at
+
+%headingpath%
+
+-->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+   i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+   files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+   java code.
+   If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+   choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+   directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+   extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+
+you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+just write %variable_name%
+
+This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+The original location of this file is %filepath%
+**************************************************************************/
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.cs b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.cs
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6e3f61cd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.cs
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+/************************************************************************
+  			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+
+Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+where you have your heading files.
+
+or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+If you want to do this, this file is located at
+
+%headingpath%
+
+-->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+   i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+   files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+   java code.
+   If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+   choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+   directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+   extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+
+you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+just write %variable_name%
+
+This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+The original location of this file is %filepath%
+**************************************************************************/
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.d b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.d
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d33911bf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.d
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+/************************************************************************
+                        %filename% - Copyright %author%
+
+Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+where you have your heading files.
+
+or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+If you want to do this, this file is located at
+
+%headingpath%
+
+-->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+   i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+   files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+   java code.
+   If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+   choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+   directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+   extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+
+you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+just write %variable_name%
+
+This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+The original location of this file is %filepath%
+**************************************************************************/
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.h b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.h
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d33911bf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.h
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+/************************************************************************
+                        %filename% - Copyright %author%
+
+Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+where you have your heading files.
+
+or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+If you want to do this, this file is located at
+
+%headingpath%
+
+-->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+   i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+   files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+   java code.
+   If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+   choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+   directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+   extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+
+you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+just write %variable_name%
+
+This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+The original location of this file is %filepath%
+**************************************************************************/
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.idl b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.idl
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6e3f61cd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.idl
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+/************************************************************************
+  			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+
+Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+where you have your heading files.
+
+or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+If you want to do this, this file is located at
+
+%headingpath%
+
+-->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+   i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+   files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+   java code.
+   If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+   choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+   directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+   extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+
+you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+just write %variable_name%
+
+This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+The original location of this file is %filepath%
+**************************************************************************/
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.java b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.java
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6e3f61cd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.java
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+/************************************************************************
+  			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+
+Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+where you have your heading files.
+
+or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+If you want to do this, this file is located at
+
+%headingpath%
+
+-->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+   i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+   files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+   java code.
+   If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+   choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+   directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+   extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+
+you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+just write %variable_name%
+
+This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+The original location of this file is %filepath%
+**************************************************************************/
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.js b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.js
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6e3f61cd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.js
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+/************************************************************************
+  			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+
+Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+where you have your heading files.
+
+or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+If you want to do this, this file is located at
+
+%headingpath%
+
+-->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+   i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+   files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+   java code.
+   If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+   choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+   directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+   extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+
+you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+just write %variable_name%
+
+This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+The original location of this file is %filepath%
+**************************************************************************/
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.php b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.php
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..7ff129ac
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.php
@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+<?php
+/************************************************************************
+  			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+
+Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+where you have your heading files.
+
+or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+If you want to do this, this file is located at
+
+%headingpath%
+
+-->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+   i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+   files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+   java code.
+   If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+   choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+   directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+   extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+
+you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+just write %variable_name%
+
+This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+The original location of this file is %filepath%
+**************************************************************************/
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.pm b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.pm
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..cc02c171
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.pm
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env perl
+#   			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+# 
+# Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+# information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+# configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+# where you have your heading files.
+# 
+# or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+# If you want to do this, this file is located at
+# 
+# %headingpath%
+# 
+# -->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+#    i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+#    files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+#    java code.
+#    If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+#    choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+#    directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+#    extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+# 
+# you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+# time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+# just write %variable_name%
+# 
+# This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+# The original location of this file is %filepath%
+
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.py b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.py
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..61016aef
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.py
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env python
+#   			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+# 
+# Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+# information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+# configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+# where you have your heading files.
+# 
+# or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+# If you want to do this, this file is located at
+# 
+# %headingpath%
+# 
+# -->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+#    i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+#    files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+#    java code.
+#    If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+#    choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+#    directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+#    extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+# 
+# you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+# time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+# just write %variable_name%
+# 
+# This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+# The original location of this file is %filepath%
+
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.rb b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.rb
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b4bbc9b7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.rb
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env ruby
+#   			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+# 
+# Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+# information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+# configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+# where you have your heading files.
+# 
+# or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+# If you want to do this, this file is located at
+# 
+# %headingpath%
+# 
+# -->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+#    i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+#    files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+#    java code.
+#    If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+#    choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+#    directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+#    extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+# 
+# you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+# time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+# just write %variable_name%
+# 
+# This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+# The original location of this file is %filepath%
+
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.sql b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.sql
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f4797f56
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.sql
@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+--   			%filename% - Copyright %author%
+-- 
+-- Here you can write a license for your code, some comments or any other
+-- information you want to have in your generated code. To to this simply
+-- configure the "headings" directory in uml to point to a directory
+-- where you have your heading files.
+-- 
+-- or you can just replace the contents of this file with your own.
+-- If you want to do this, this file is located at
+-- 
+-- %headingpath%
+-- 
+-- -->Code Generators searches for heading files based on the file extension
+--    i.e. it will look for a file name ending in ".h" to include in C++ header
+--    files, and for a file name ending in ".java" to include in all generated
+--    java code.
+--    If you name the file "heading.<extension>", Code Generator will always
+--    choose this file even if there are other files with the same extension in the
+--    directory. If you name the file something else, it must be the only one with that
+--    extension in the directory to guarantee that Code Generator will choose it.
+-- 
+-- you can use variables in your heading files which are replaced at generation
+-- time. possible variables are : author, date, time, filename and filepath.
+-- just write %variable_name%
+-- 
+-- This file was generated on %date% at %time%
+-- The original location of this file is %filepath%
+
diff --git a/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.xsd b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.xsd
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..cd50b9f5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/umbrello/umbrello/headings/heading.xsd
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+<!--
+This heading is genearated using the file at
+%headingpath%
+-->