Generating UML Static Class Diagrams from PHP Code or XMI
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- Ollie Saunders
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Generating UML Static Class Diagrams from PHP Code or XMI
I managed to find this which creates an XMI file from my class hierarchy. I then spent the whole bloody night looking for something that could sucessfully turn that XMI file into a diagram.
So what I am looking for is either something that makes a UML Static Class Diagram from a load of PHP files or from a XMI file. Preferibly with a nice interface so that I can edit/add to the diagram after. I has to run on windows XP or in a terminal (no X) on linux and free is a bonus.
So what I am looking for is either something that makes a UML Static Class Diagram from a load of PHP files or from a XMI file. Preferibly with a nice interface so that I can edit/add to the diagram after. I has to run on windows XP or in a terminal (no X) on linux and free is a bonus.
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- Ollie Saunders
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OK UML is a smurfing mugs game.
There I was thinking it was a nice way to document and communicate programming constructs but everything about it is so overly complicated. The diagrams themselves are great but virtually ever piece of software (and I've tried about 8 now) assoicated with it you need a degree to use.
What a waste of time.
There I was thinking it was a nice way to document and communicate programming constructs but everything about it is so overly complicated. The diagrams themselves are great but virtually ever piece of software (and I've tried about 8 now) assoicated with it you need a degree to use.
What a waste of time.
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I don't think Doxygen is that hard: you just document your code using javadoc style blocks and then run the programmer on it. The graphs are a bonus: http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/diagrams.html
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