I'm using Doxygen to create a class documentation from my code, which is written in C++. I want to create a UML for the whole code in a single graph? Is it possible? Because Doxygen is trying to create a UML for each class but the thing I'm trying to create is to create a big graph for the entire code. Any idea or suggestion is appreciated. BTW I use doxywizard for generating the class diagrams and documentations.
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In 90% of my work I use the same CSS classes from the same library. Is there a way to make VSCode suggest those classes?
I used CSS IntelliSense, but it drains my processing power.
You can create a snippet for each class name.
Or you can write a very simple extension that returns that list of class as intellisense suggestions. Here's an example completion provider
I just dived into spring-restdocs and i really like the way how to document my API. Now I would like to extend the generated examples by python. Means I want snippets like the curl ones just for python.
this is what I found out so far:
I will have to create my own template like default-curl-request.snippet. Is it right that is followed by extending my own implementation by org.springframework.restdocs.snippet.TemplatedSnippet?
If you want to use a template to generate the snippet then what you have described is the right approach to take.
Note that you don't have to use a template. You could opt to implement the Snippet interface directly and you're then free to generate a snippet using any means you like. Here's a snippet implementation from a third-party extensions that takes this approach.
My php project using Zend framework. i want to generate class diagram for that php(zendframwork). i try to generate class diagram using Bouml project.
I go through this link Boumal java reverse engineering video
but problem is when i drag and drop every php class but that don't show relationship between class
You could give UML Lab (http://uml-lab.com) a try (Note: I'm biased as I'm working for Yatta Solutions ;) ). There is a tutorial explaining how to reverse engineer existing source code: http://www.uml-lab.com/en/uml-lab/tutorials/reverse-engineering-tutorial/. Basically, just create a new Model and Class Diagram and all available PHP source files are imported automatically. Otherwise you can import a PHP file by dragging it onto the diagram editor.
The tool supports Java and PHP, and has build-in support for Zend Framework. It may not understand each PHP source file - but files containing a class should work fine. If there is something the tool doesn't understand you'll be notified and can directly file a bug.
It's a commercial tool, but there is a 30 days trial and a free academic edition. If you have any questions don't hesitate asking them in the forum, bug tracker or by mail.
each time you add a class in a class diagram the relations with the already present classes are shown, except of course if you modified the "drawing settings" to not draw automatically the relations.
but this supposes there are relations to draw ;-)
Php is a not typed language, so the reverse can only create inheritances, the types of the attributes are unknown contrarily to C++ or Java
i know how to generate class diagram in Xcode for iPhone app.
but i am searching for alternate way to represent it, because my app is very much big and it will difficult to put diagram and explanation in my thesis report.
any idea how to represent all classes or app in short manner so i can put into my thesis report.
thank you very much
Just download OmniGraffle and then go to File->Open->Select your XcodeProject file and that's it you'll have a class diagram.
You can use Omnigraffle to generate UML diagrams directly from Xcode.
Have a look at this SO answer.
Select the "FirstDemo.xcdatamodeld".Goto the "File" select the "print" option save as pdf formate in "ERD diagram".
Any screen issue faced goto the "File" select the "Page Setup"manage the custom sizes.
A Ruby script created by 'yoshimkd' that scans all swift code from the specified folders and files and automatically generates an entity diagram (similar to a class diagram) which can be viewed in a browser.
Usage:
https://martinmitrevski.com/2016/10/12/swift-class-diagrams-and-more/
OmniGraffle only works with projects that have an Objective-C hierarchy! Do not waste time trying this for Swift!
Edit: I ended up using LucidChart instead. Their trial version was good enough for writing my class diagram
https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/
You can use StarUML.
I was just reading Asp.net MVC3 tutorials (Models (Data))
On this page tutorial 4 of 10 on the ASP.NET website, it is shown that an entity diagram is created from code first classes. How to generate them?
This can be done very easily by using the Class Diagram. Add New Item > Class Diagram. Then drag and drop your code first classes into the diagram from the solution explorer.
A Class Diagram is OK, but it doesn't automatically show the relationships between classes. The slickest way that I have used is Entity Framework Power Tools. Their description of the tool:
When right-clicking on a C# project, the following context menu function is supported: 1) Reverse Engineer Code First - Generates POCO classes, derived DbContext and Code First mapping for an existing database.
Assuming your schema has been created from the Code First classes you can reverse the db into a an edmx to visualise the Model. Any classes generated from this obviously won't be related to your Code First classes though.
Create a copy of your project. Open the copy and add a new item/ADO.NET Entity Data Model. Edit the diagram for layout and print to a .pdf file. Delete the copy of the project.
Anytime you make a change you will have to re-create the diagram and edit the layout, but I can usually get through the whole process in about 15 minutes.