Kilo,
Thanks for the tip. I tried out the "generalization, class inheritance"
object in UML, and it seems to do about what I want it to -- except it
sure would be nice if the BezierLine had text. There's nothing quite
like bending and curving the line where you want it to go.
--Tim
kilo wrote
Thanks. I still wish the BezierLine had text. --Tim
loli wrote:
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 08:43:28 -0600, Tim Egbert wrote
I'm wanting to use Dia for creating event-driven state diagrams and use
the resulting XML to generate code. I find the UML class object to
be good for describing states, but
Hi Tim
why don't you use UML's Association for that purpose?
- it is a line
- it has a name attribute
- it has role attributes for both ends
- it has multiplicity attributes for both ends
Lots of properties to use imho.
kilo
Gabor Kmetyko
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 08:43:28 -0600
Tim Egbert <[EM
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 08:43:28 -0600, Tim Egbert wrote
> I'm wanting to use Dia for creating event-driven state diagrams and use
> the resulting XML to generate code. I find the UML class object to
> be good for describing states, but I need to have the connecting
> BezierLines have text assoc
I'm wanting to use Dia for creating event-driven state diagrams and use
the resulting XML to generate code. I find the UML class object to be
good for describing states, but I need to have the connecting
BezierLines have text associated with them in order to represent event
paths. The propert
