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New version 1.2
ImportInterface version 1.2 requires BOUML version 4.14+
1 Generating the include statement for imported classes is done in the
following manner and priority:
If the property "II_IncludeName" exists, its contents is used.
Example:
The class QFile is contained in qfile.h not QFile.h.
This requires the "II_IncludeName"...
2009-09-19 09:06:04 UTC in Bouml
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If the small project is not too large you could use Import Project and then manually move only the changed parts into your old project.
2009-08-22 10:21:49 UTC in Bouml
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I suggest that you create a plugout that deletes everything except what you have specified in your textfile. After you have run the plugout, you save what remains as a separate project.
You could use a property to define what parts you want to retain. If you use a string, you can match the property value against a value that you input in a dialog box in order to select what you want to retain...
2009-07-26 16:05:12 UTC in Bouml
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I would like to run ImportInterface under windows.
What development software do I need to produce a windows executable?
How do I compile the plugout under windows?
Yours
Göran Karlson.
2009-07-09 11:40:00 UTC in Bouml
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Regarding the need to redisplay digrams:
When updating an imported project and if any imported classes are displayed in a diagram, the class in the diagram ends up slightly garbled, will send you example projects.
Yours
Göran Karlson
PS: This plugout needs more testing.
2009-04-17 19:32:40 UTC in Bouml
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This is plugout will import the interface part of a model.
It is also capable of updating the interface.
The idea is to be able to split a project into several reusable model components.
When a new project is started, you reuse some of your existing models and make some new models.
I have an initial version of this plugout working but I don't know how to make it available.
More detailed...
2009-04-17 14:51:41 UTC in Bouml
