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how to keep the .vsd classes be consistent to its c# source code
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j***@student.paisley.ac.uk
2007-05-24 08:24:40 UTC
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Hi,
I have an exsisting c# project, I need to do documentation about it,
what I want is a UML class diagram. So I reverse engineered to a .vsd
file and use Visio 2003/2007 to open it, so all classes are available
to be used to draw a class diagram. The problem is that the existing
c# project still needs to be improved. When c# classes change, the
exported Visio .vsd file does not change accordingly. Could any
advice
me how to keep the .vsd file be consistent to its c# source code
automatically?
Michel LAPLANE
2007-05-25 07:40:37 UTC
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There is no automatic update. You must made the modification in the vsd and
then generate code with the UML visio Menu.
But to be honest i have never generate a complete project ; i have just made
some little test to evaluate the generate code capability of visio.

Hope it can help.
Post by j***@student.paisley.ac.uk
Hi,
I have an exsisting c# project, I need to do documentation about it,
what I want is a UML class diagram. So I reverse engineered to a .vsd
file and use Visio 2003/2007 to open it, so all classes are available
to be used to draw a class diagram. The problem is that the existing
c# project still needs to be improved. When c# classes change, the
exported Visio .vsd file does not change accordingly. Could any
advice
me how to keep the .vsd file be consistent to its c# source code
automatically?
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