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Enhancement discussion #5

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arsonistgopher opened this issue Oct 10, 2018 · 5 comments
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Enhancement discussion #5

arsonistgopher opened this issue Oct 10, 2018 · 5 comments
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@arsonistgopher
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Hi,

I've started using Pickle quite frequently because of its' ease of use.
When writing any documents with logic to be expressed, I include flow diagrams written in UML (yUML) and was wondering if there is a discussion to be had here about including a yUML diagram generator as part of Pickle, or at least an integration?

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@hihebark
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Thank's you, i will see what i can do about it. i don't have time now but will see.

@hihebark hihebark added the enhancement New feature or request label Oct 12, 2018
@arsonistgopher
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Hey, thanks for the response. If I grab some time, I can take a stab and do a PR for review/scrutiny if you're up for that? I think it would be quite a useful addition. I use Pickle now for most customer interactions and would benefit me (quite selfishly) possibly the most at this point. Let me know your thoughts.

@hihebark
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i created a branch yUML-integration to work on it!

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refer to this d606016

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hihebark commented Oct 14, 2018

Just testing but i found a simple way to do that is to write:

[Directional]->[Class]

then pickle will convert this code form into this
Association schema
but it work only with class's.
if you can, post a simple code of how do you use yuml to understand how to do this.

@hihebark hihebark closed this as completed Mar 7, 2019
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