PyNSource UML & Patterns IDE for Python

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: 1.4c

Notes: PyNSource http://www.atug.com/andypatterns/pynsource.htm (c) 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Andy Bulka License: Free to use as long as acknowledgement is made in source code. abulka@netspace.net.au http://www.atug.com/andypatterns Version 1.4c - Fixed some parsing bugs. - Parsing now more correct under python 2.4 (python changed token.py !!) - Unit tests now all pass Version 1.4b - Added wxpython 2.5 compatibility (thanks Thomas Margraf!) Version 1.4a GUI changes: - Right Click on a node to delete it. - Run Layout anytime from menu. - Left click on background will deselect any selected shapes Version 1.4 - Fixed indentation error causing more output than normal in text ouput - Module level functions not treated as classes any more - Smarter detection of composition relationships, as long as classname and variable name are the same (ignoring case) then PyNSource will detect e.g. class Cat: pass class A: def __init__(self, cat): self.cats.append(Cat()) # always has worked, composition detected. self.cats.append(cat) # new 1.4 feature, composition detected here too. Version 1.3a A reverse engineering tool for Python source code - UML diagram models that you can layout, arrange and print out. - UML text diagrams, which you can paste into your source code for documentation purposes. - Java or Delphi code (which can be subsequently imported into more sophisticated UML modelling tools, like Enterprise Architect or ESS-Model (free).) Features - Resilient: doesn't import the python files, thus will never get "stuck" when syntax is wrong.  - Fast - Recognises inheritance and composition relationships - Detects the cardinality of associations e.g. one to one or 1..* etc - Optionally treat modules as classes - creating a pseudo class for each module - module variables and functions are treated as attributes and methods of a class - Has been developed using unit tests (supplied) so that you can trust it just that little bit more ;-) GUI FRONT END ------------- The PyNSource Gui is started in two ways: * By running the standalone pynsourceGui.exe via the shortcut created by the standalone installer. or * By running pynsourceGui.py ( you need wxpython installed. See http://www.wxpython.org ) e.g. \Python22\python.exe \Python22\Lib\site-packages\pynsource\pyNsourceGui.py The PyNSource command line tool is pynsource.py Command line Usage ------------------  pynsource -v -m [-j outdir] sourceDirOrListOfPythonFiles...    no options - generate Ascii UML -j generate java files, specify output folder for java files -d generate pascal files, specify output folder for pascal files -v verbose -m create psuedo class for each module, module attrs/defs etc treated as class attrs/defs Examples e.g. \python22\python.exe \Python22\Lib\site-packages\pynsource\pynsource.py -d c:\delphiouputdir c:\pythoninputdir\*.py The above line will scan all the files in c:\pythoninputdir and generate a bunch of delphi files in the folder c:\delphiouputdir BASIC ASCII UML OUTPUT from PYTHON - EXAMPLES e.g. pynsource Test/testmodule01.py e.g. pynsource -m Test/testmodule03.py GENERATE JAVA FILES from PYTHON - EXAMPLES e.g. pynsource -j c:/try c:/try e.g. pynsource -v -m -j c:/try c:/try e.g. pynsource -v -m -j c:/try c:/try/s*.py e.g. pynsource -j c:/try c:/try/s*.py Tests/u*.py e.g. pynsource -v -m -j c:/try c:/try/s*.py Tests/u*.py c:\cc\Devel\Client\w*.py GENERATE DELPHI FILES from PYTHON - EXAMPLE e.g. pynsource -d c:/delphiouputdir c:/pythoninputdir/*.py see http://www.atug.com/andypatterns/pynsource.htm for more documentation. Bugs to abulka@netspace.net.au