Re: Dia-list Digest, Vol 6, Issue 20

[Lars Ræder <larsrc gmail com>]

On Sat, 23 Oct 2004 23:00:02 +0200, Luca Manini <manini luca tiscali it> wrote:
> 
>     dia-list-request> I don't know that anybody has done the
>     dia-list-request> regeneration thing, but autodia does generate
>     dia-list-request> diagrams for a number of languages.
> 
>     Thanks, I'll give it a try.
>     I did not before because what I gto from apt-cache did not mention
>     Python.
> 
>        Description: generates UML diagrams from perl or C++ code
>        AutoDia creates UML files for use with dia. It scans your perl
>        or c++ code, and generates class diagrams in dia's native file
>        format (XML).  .  Support for other languages can be provided
>        with plugins.

According to http://droogs.org/autodia/, Python is supported now, as
is PHP, DBI, Torque, SQL, and Umbrello.  So at least for the inital
generation, AutoDia should be good.  The idea of updating is
interesting, but would probably require some work.  Very useful for
when you've put a lot of time into arranging the diagram, though, you
may want to talk to Trevena about that possibility.

-Lars