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> On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, Stefanus Du Toit wrote:
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> > Hi,
> >
> > I have been using dia for a while now to create UML diagrams for various
> > C++ projects of mine - I must say, it's very nice and has matured very
> > well. Thanks!
> >
> > I'm wondering whether there is any interest in writing some kind of UML ->
> > source code converter (I would be very interested in getting something
> > like that going for C++/Python, even Perl) that supports the XML output
> > generated by Dia.
> >
> > It shouldn't be all that hard, thanks to the output being in XML. If there
> > is such an effort already started, I would appreciate any pointers to
> > it. Otherwise I'll probably start a dia->c++ conversion tool of my own.
> >
>
> There is a standard XML DTD for UML. It is called XMI, and it is
> intended to enable the separation of the code generator from the
> diagraming utility. (e.g., use dia to draw the UML diagram, dump
> it in XMI format, grab a separate XMI to C++ converter, and use that to
> generate C++.)
And source C++ reverse engineering to UML.
Needs, choose a repositery for the code generated, select C and H directories.
Call the reverse C++. Allow adding more source to UML.
We need also to specify how many levels deep you want on a drawing.
This means we end up with many drawings.
Consequence, we need a data base to know how/what to update the other diagrams
after a modification. That is nice, I see a big decision here.
We need a development tree(cvs branch) for this, is it possible.
Do we have any "open reverse C++" tools already available.
