Re: Software Patterns into shapes using UML shapes?
- From: David Hickerson <dahicke datawest net>
- To: dia-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Software Patterns into shapes using UML shapes?
- Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2002 22:01:46 -0700
Cyrille Chepelov wrote:
Maybe the best solution then would be not to have shapes (which are really
just a structureless SVG drawing plus some metadata), but the ability to
insert a whole ("template") drawing. For instance, you start your UML
diagram; you want to add a visitor ?
File...Insert Template...select visitor.dia... pooof ! one group
appears, with the contents of visitor.dia inside.
now move, ungroup and rename as fit.
I think this could be quite easy to implement, compared to adding the
ability to have shapes be fully structured dia drawings ?
(thinking about it, in fact, what I describe above *could* in fact be
packaged into the shapes toolbox; what's important is to build the feature)
I have I always thought of templates as being a start time thing, choose
a template to start from. With these patterns, you would may use
multiply patterns in the same drawing ( an Abstract Factory with
Decorator pattern wrapped in a Facade).
I like the idea of the file insert. That seems to be a good start.
BTW, is there an archeture doc I could get a idea how this app works.
Dave H.
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