I have been working for a while on updating the UML-C++ Xsl style sheet. I
have reach a point where I think it may be ready for prime time. What is the
next step?
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In the fall of 2004, I started to use the UML portion of this dia
program in earnest. I had been using several commercial programs in my
work and wanted something I could use for my "home" projects. Even
though Dia was advertised as having complete support for the UML static
structures, I found tha
I have been working on some UML changes and noticed that when I move a class
which has an association connected to it, it leaves little mouse dropping
behind. This appears to be caused by annotating the role name with the
visibility character.
These visibility characters were being added by my most
Actually, the feature is already there. It works from the XSL export. The
version existing in version 0.94 and earlier generates python, java and some
c++, I have submitted an enhancement that supports C++ more fully which
should be available on the next release.
You can take the patches from
http
The latest CVS updates contain many instances where
variables are being declared after executable statements. While this is acceptable
in some compilers such as C++, it is not legal in many legacy compilers.
Are we expected to be able to compile with legacy compilers
or should these occurr
From the latest CVS we have the following C++ constructs in
C code. This causes compiler errors on any real C compiler!
1. From ->objects\standard\textobj.c(269) : error C2275:
'Point' : illegal use of this type as an _expression_
static void
textobj_update_data(Textobj *textobj)
Take a look in the XSLT subdirectory of your installation for examples of
translations from UML to various forms. I recently submitted some additional
translators you should be able to find in the CVS as well. If you have
specific questions I will be willing to make comments.
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For those who may be
using the UML plug-in for Dia, I have today submitted patches to implement
multiline comments in the UMLClass.
Not only will it
allow multiline comments now, it will allow you to set a maximum width of the
comment on display.
I also corrected the
way the comment are d
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Sent: Saturday, November 05, 2005 11:46 AM
To: discussions about usage and development of dia
Subject: Re: Patches submitted for Bug 303744
On Fri, 2005-11-04 at 20:08 -0600, Dave Klotzbach wrote:
> For those who may be using the UML plug-in for Dia, I h
submitted for Bug 303744
On Sat, 2005-11-05 at 14:03 -0600, Dave Klotzbach wrote:
> If the goal is to make the UML part of DIA compliant with UML, then
> the tag must be used for comment. I also find the tag long, but I have
> a goal of making the UML plug-in as compliant as possible and
Sun, 2005-11-06 at 11:49 -0600, Dave Klotzbach wrote:
> I also corrected the way the comment are displayed. In UML comments
> are to be displayed as {documentation = ...} tags. With these patches
> dia now does this correctly for UMLClass objects.
...
> The specification for UML ar
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
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Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 1:57 PM
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Subject: RE: Patches submitted for Bug 303744
On Sun, 2005-11-06 at 11:49 -0600, Dave Klotzbach wrote:
I am some what familiar with UML but do not remember a body property. Could
you explain?
Dia currently can generate the code templates from class diagrams using the
XSL export feature.
Since I have been working on enhancements to both the XSL and UML diagrams
maybe I can help.
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Dia does have a code generator in for UML Class diagrams. You export the
document using XSL an then select the target language.
Here are the steps:
1. Save the diagram as a .dia like normal.
Select file->save etc.
2. Export:
select file->export
3. In the export dialog under export options, s
Look in the XLST sub directory of the installed DIA. There are several XLS
documents there that are used for code generation.
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