Re: [Jsdoc-user] status of XMI/UML export?
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From: Cameron S. <sho...@op...> - 2005-03-20 20:53:36
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Gabriel, I'm very excited. This is great. I've just reverse engineered our JS code and I seem to be able to view all our class diagrams, including classes, class dependancies, functions and internal variables. This is the main requirement I was looking for. What else are you considering incorporating? Mapbuilder people (and Gabriel), It would be great if someone knew of a tool which can automatically build class diagrams and place the classes on a page for you. Do any of the commercial UML tools do this? We also need to think about breaking all our classes into their directory structures. Gabriel Reid wrote: >Hi Cameron, > > > >>Have you advanced any further on the XMI export idea? We are about to >>revisit our design documentation for http://mapbuilder.sf.net and it >>would be useful to have XMI data to support it. >> >> > >I've just posted a version of JSDoc with basic support for XMI (and XML) >output; it's version 1.9.3. Please give it a try and let me know what >you'd like to see added/removed/changed/etc. > >To use the XMI export, use the "--format xmi" argument; for example: > > ./jsdoc.pl --format xmi test.js > >I do have a basic XMI export working, although it's not yet properly >integrated in JSDoc. However, I'll either post a working copy on SF.net or >email a copy of it to you later on this evening. > >Right now it just handles the class hierarchy; however, having the >foundations down I think that filling out more functionality shouldn't >present too much of a problem. > > >Regards, > > Gabriel > > > > > |