SV: UML and Python [0T?]

[Simon Dahlbacka]

perhaps slightly off-topic, but there's also a SMW - a UML tool written in
python

http://www.abo.fi/~iporres/html/smw.html



Stefan Schwarzer <sschwarzer at sschwarzer.net> skrev i
diskussionsgruppsmeddelandet:b0pjml$q0h$1 at news.online.de...
> Terry Hancock wrote:
> > Would I be wasting my time to use UML?  And if I do use it, should I
> > concentrate on being rigorously correct or just use quick, simplified
> > representations?
>
> It depends. :-) In my opinion, any diagrams shouldn't be an end in itself
but rather
> a means to help designing and explaining the code. So, I use UML only when
it
> helps me to design or explain something which would be more difficult
without UML
> (see also http://www.agilemodeling.com/ ).
>
> Consequently, I use UML rather seldom (though I like it), mostly when
designing
> frameworks or discussing a design with colleague.
>
> > I'm using "dia" to do this. I created some reverse-engineered drawings
> > using happydoc, but I'm actually moving towards just doing new design
from
> > scratch, because the automatically generated drawing is kind of a pain
to
> > work with.
>
> So far, I've mostly used Poseidon from Gentleware (
http://www.gentleware.com/ )
> and I like it.
>
> Stefan
>