python, zope, UML .... ?

[Mick]

Thanks, it seems to work nicely. I guess we can wait for the XSI.  I was
heading down a similar line with the conversion to xml, which I might still
do since it's a nice learning excercise for me.

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> [mailto:python-list-admin at python.org]On Behalf Of Alexandre Fayolle
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> On 25 Apr 2001 18:24:02 GMT, David LeBlanc <whisper at oz.nospamnet> wrote:
> >I think UML would be an excellent means of visualizing a large Python
> >project. After all, UML is supposed to be language neutral and an
> >attribute of a class is an attribute of a class, whether it's typed or
> >not.
> 
> I have a project, currently not advancing very quickly, for producing XMI
> files from python files. The first step is called pypasax
> (http://www.logilab.org/pypasax) which produces an XML representation of
> a python module. When I get some spare time, I'll work on an XSLT to
> transform this representation into a genuine XMI file. This should get me
> a basic inheritance file, at least. For now, we use the result of
> another XSLT to reverse engineer the code of Narval and manually update
> Argo UML models.
> 
> (XMI is an XML format for the description of UML models and metamodels)
> 
> Alexandre Fayolle
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