plantuml | Embed UML diagrams in files and view them in Eclipse
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kandi X-RAY | plantuml Summary
The plantuml library implements a DSL and renderer for many UML diagrams (class, sequence, objects, states, activities, ...). See for more info about the DSL and renderer. This project integrates plantuml's functionality into Eclipse, by means of a view that shows a diagram for the currently active editor. The rendered diagram is typically based on explicit DSL code embedded in the editor, or generated from the content of the editor. We currently support generating diagrams for. There's also experimental support for generating a diagram for all the Java classes in a Java project (or within one or more Java packages). Diagram generation is handled by (implementations of) an extension point, so you can customize the process of generating a diagram for other file types or editor content.
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- Set the value of the component
- Sets the implementation
- Basic set service
- Set the implementation
- Resets the component with the specified featureID
- Declarative Services method for unset the activation flag
- Set the value of the OSGi feature
- Set the value of the generic attribute
- Gets the diagram infosent
- Append a component
- Create the controls
- Renders the image
- Performs a case - insensitive comparison on the given class
- Create the contents of the template
- This method initializes the layout
- Returns true if the given featureID is set for the given featureID
- Returns the value of the component
- Generates the case of the given class
- Creates a VersionRange from a string
- Returns the string representation of this object
- Runs the UI
- Create the contents of the editor
- Reset the Osgi feature
- Returns the string representation of this manifest
- Set the value of the reference
- Unset the attribute of the feature
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plantuml Examples and Code Snippets
private static void exportToPlantUml(View view) throws WorkspaceWriterException {
StringWriter stringWriter = new StringWriter();
PlantUMLWriter plantUMLWriter = new PlantUMLWriter();
plantUMLWriter.write(view, stringWriter);
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QUESTION
I am using AsciidocFX version 1.7.4 to edit Asciidoc documents. When working on PlantUML diagrams and creating a syntax error, which is caused by using syntax that is not supported in older versions, I see the following message
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-09 at 15:40planumtl consist of a single plantuml.jar file. You should find a plantuml-1.2021.2.jar
file in your installation folder, under lib
, delete it and replace it with your own version.
QUESTION
I am trying to parse PlantUML Sequence diagram using ANTLR grammar.
I am able to generate an AST as per my need.
But the only issue I am facing is while extracting the activity name.
PlantUML SequenceDiagram Grammar :
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-04 at 15:19Perhaps use the ‘:’ and EOL as delimiters. (Looking at the PlantUML site, this seems to be how it’s used (at least for sequence diagrams).
You’d need to drop the ’:‘
part of your action
rule (and strip the leading :
when using your LABELS token). You could avoid this with a Lexer mode, but that seems like overkill.
The plantUML site includes this example:
QUESTION
I have the following diagram:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 14:28I think that one of the key point here will be the [hidden]
for the arrow.
You would start using using something like:
QUESTION
I'm trying to validate the following dependencies:
In this picture, red relationships are forbidden, green relationships are allowed:
- no class in the adapter package can inherit from a class in the port package;
- any class in the adapter package can use (e.g. have a field) a class in the port package;
- no class in the service package can use (e.g. have a field) from a class in the port package;
- any class in the service package can inherit a class in the port package;
If possible I'd like to add these validations to Layered Architecture.
Thank you.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-03 at 21:17LayeredArchitecture
considers all dependencies between layers. You cannot forbid inheritance, but allow access – nor vice versa. I recommend to define individual specific rules instead:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use plantuml inside java to generate a svg file. The code I'm using is basically the one from the example,
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 15:14I can this code which resulted in no errors for me
QUESTION
On the PlantUML I'm getting syntax errror on the class diagams generated by dcdg on Flutter/Dart. First error is on line 66, how to fix them? Planttext.com or plantuml-editor.kkeisuke.com can be used to show the uml.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-16 at 05:23Looks like the issue is caused by the fact that some strings are split over multiple lines (copy / past error or some automatic editor setting at 80(?) characters per line), i.e lines like:
QUESTION
I'm attempting to make a component diagram with PlantUML. The problem I have is that I want my "common" component to include the set of packages, that include 'common'
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 12:44I didn't realize how to exclude certain sub-packages, inside puml. Instead I reorganized my packages structure.
QUESTION
Thanks for your time,
I've been experimenting with Archunit, and I can't get my head around this issue:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 08:37As @Thomas got me thinking in the region of the source of my problem, I have solved it, as follows:
The problem was that the packages that were part of my description of a component(A) were too vague, such that a description of another component(B), could also be considered of that component(A), so some of my classes were thought to belong to >=2 components.
QUESTION
In my Java application I want to use PlantUML to create diagrams. I want to create diagrams in PlantUML using it's Java API without using PlantUML diagram code. Unfortunately there is a lack of examples or documentation of this on internet and the only documented API is the one that generates diagram from diagram code as string and that doesn't help me. What API in PlantUML can be used to create diagram in this way?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-12 at 20:16It doesn't look to me like PlantUML is designed to be used in this way: the API isn't documented. Having said that, it's an open source project, so you can download the sources and follow the execution for a given UML string, then recreate that execution with method calls avoiding the UML source, if that's what you need. If you have a debugger that can step through third party code, like IntelliJ, that will help a lot.
I had a little go at that. Here's a class which will generate the "Bob -> Alice : hello" diagram using the Java API without going via UML source string. I included the UML string version for comparison:
QUESTION
I am trying to create a diagram in PlantUML and can't get my head around connecting two actons.
The source code looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-28 at 21:42NB This is the answer for the previous question of the OP where he wanted a direct ControlFlow from Perform tasks...
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I don't know whether PlantUML would allow this, but if it does not it would be right. If you create the ControlFlow as you sketched this would cause the middle Action to create a deadlock. It would have two incoming ControlFlows and only one of them can deliver a token. So it would wait forever. Similarly the left Action would never be started.
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