Hi,
Daniel Glassey wrote:
> P.S. Joe, I dunno but the wiki might be a good place to discuss how
> to merge jsword and projectb.
Yes, however I get the impression Troy is working on getting 1.5.3 out
before he starts to think more about Java, so I can't divert his
attention too much, and for the
On 28 Feb 2002 at 19:52, Keith Ralston sent forth the message:
> I cannot find any code for JSword. Where should I look for that?
it's in sword cvs
http://www.crosswire.org/sword/develop/biblecs/cvs.jsp
module jsword
> Daniel, a JSword discussion would be nice. Are you still using
> SourceFo
I needed to reverse engineer some C++ code into UML diagrams at my
workplace, so I wrote a Python script, which does a reasonably good job
of it. It doesn't export to any common formats (except images), but that
could be added without too much trouble. If anyone is interested, let me
know.
Blessi
Keith,
Here's a tool that I've had a little more luck with, and it uses XMI as it's data
format. However, it doesn't do reverse engineering as far as I know.
Argo UML - http://argouml.tigris.org/
Cheers,
Bobby
Keith Ralston wrote:
> I am using TogetherJ to read in the C++ code. I am expo
Keith,
I believe that Dia can be used to read UML that has been exported to XML files,
but I'm hazy on how to go about it. The only open source tool I've seen to
reverse engineer things is the autoDia project, but I've not had much luck with
it. Sigh.
Cheers,
Bobby
Keith Ralston wrote:
> I
I am using TogetherJ to read in the C++ code. I am exporting it to XMI
1.3. I may look around and see if I can find something in open source.
None of the tools I looked at would reverse engineer C++.
I cannot find any code for JSword. Where should I look for that?
Daniel, a JSword discussion
--- Keith Ralston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've
been generating UML diagrams of the existing
> code. I intend to use
> these in analysis for JSword. Do you already keep a
> set of diagrams?
> If not, would you like copies? If so, which
> diagrams would you like?
If you like I can create
Keith,
Excellent! It's been some time since I fooled with JSword, but I do
remember spending a good bit of time scratching my head. Some nice
class diagrams would speed matters along nicely. If you have sequence
diagrams, then all the better. Actually, anything at all would be helpful.
Ch
I've been generating UML diagrams of the existing code. I intend to use
these in analysis for JSword. Do you already keep a set of diagrams?
If not, would you like copies? If so, which diagrams would you like?
