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Graphical editor for UML 2.0 sequence diagrams

Limyr, Andreas
Master thesis
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2005
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Abstract
The thesis takes a look at the new UML 2.0 specification, with focus

on sequence diagrams. It deals with development of a sequence diagram

editor for the new specification.

Sequence diagram editors have more functionality than simple box and

arrow diagram editors. This is because we are dealing with a language.

A language with syntactical and semantical constraints and rules. To

have a fully functional editor for a language it should support these

constraints and rules. To add an extra level of complexity the

constraints and rules for sequence diagram are in two dimensions. This

means the placement of elements have significance both in the vertical

and the horizontal direction.

The thesis shows that it is possible, with limited resources, to

develop a sequence diagram editor supporting the new UML 2.0

specification. The thesis will also show a systematic approach to

defining editing behavior in a sequence diagram editor.

The editor was also used to look at the possibility of integration

with other tools. The editor was made to generate a file in an

existing standard and tested against a tool using this standard.
 
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