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Hello Dear Debian Maintainers,
I am developing a cool UML-Diagram drawing tool ( user-doc: see
http://www.andreaswarnke.de/crystal_facet_uml/html/index.html
) I need help in getting this into the debian package list. I
already did package it ( result: see
https://sourceforge.net/projects/crystal-facet-uml/files/crystal_facet_uml_1.7.1_docbook_for_user_doc/
) ( information for packaging: see
https://github.com/awarnke/crystal_facet_uml/tree/master/package_build/debian_config/debian
) I am aware that this is some work - maybe you find the program
interesting enough? Otherwise, maybe you could give me some
feedback. Kind Regards, Andreas Warnke
If this email went to the wrong mailing list, please tell me.
CCRYSTAL-FACET-UML(1) crystal_facet_uml Command Line CRYSTAL-FACET-UML(1)
NAME
crystal_facet_uml - creates a set of uml diagrams. crystal_facet_uml ensures consistency of relationships and uml element names
between different diagrams. crystal_facet_uml exports diagrams in various vector and pixel-based image formats.
SYNOPSIS
crystal_facet_uml [-u databasefile ]
crystal_facet_uml {-t | -r} databasefile
crystal_facet_uml {-h | -v}
DESCRIPTION
crystal_facet_uml provides a graphical user interface to
· create diagrams
(use-case, deployment, component, composite-structure, package, class, activity, state, timing, communication, sequence)
· create uml elements
(actor, system-boundary, use-case, node, component, part, interface, package, class, activity, state, object, artifact, comment,
requirement)
· move, modify and delete uml elements
· create, modify and delete relationships
(dependency, association, aggregation, composition, generalization, realization, contains, sync-call, return-call, async-message,
communication-path, control-flow, object-flow, deployment, manifest, include, extend)
· create, modify and delete features
(port, field, operation)
· cut, copy, paste uml elements between diagrams
· undo and redo are supported
· multiple windows can show different or same parts of the uml model
Diagrams are layouted part-automatically:
· The user chooses the relative location of uml elements towards others
· crystal_facet_uml selects the exact locations of uml elements
· The user controls the positions of messages/transitions in sequence and timing diagrams
· crystal_facet_uml auto-layouts relationships in other diagrams
crystal_facet_uml manages a meta model:
· Diagrams are organized as a tree, similar to a book's table-of-contents
· Uml elements exist only once even if shown in many diagrams
· Relationships and features are consistent between all diagrams
· Diagram-local messages/transitions are supported in scenario-based diagrams
(sequence, communication, timing)
crystal_facet_uml exports diagrams as
· vector graphics
(pdf, ps, svg)
· pixel graphics
(png)
· textual representation
(utf-8)
crystal_facet_uml can also be started from command line to check and repair database files.
OPTIONS
Without options, the program starts in graphical mode. See crystal_facet_uml_user_documentation.pdf for graphical mode usage.
-u databasefile
Starts in graphical mode and opens the databasefile immediately.
-t databasefile
Tests the consistency of a databasefile.
-r databasefile
Tests the consistency of a databasefile and repairs found issues.
-h
Show summary of options.
-v
Show version
DIAGNOSTICS
The following diagnostics may be issued on syslog:
EVT : ...
An event occurred.
ANOM: ...
Something unexpected happened that was handled.
WARN: ...
Something unexpected happened that may cause a failure.
ERR : ...
Something unexpected happened that has caused a failure.
journalctl -f allows to read the syslog.
BUGS
The upstreams BTS can be found at https://github.com/awarnke/crystal_facet_uml/issues.
AUTHOR
Andreas Warnke <cfu@andreaswarnke.de>
wrote this manpage for Unix and Linux systems.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2018 Andreas Warnke
This manual page was written for Unix and Linux systems.
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the Apache-2.0 License.
crystal_facet_uml 11/20/2018 CRYSTAL-FACET-UML(1)
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