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    Hi, Iam working on a C# windows application having around 20 projects. I need to quickly generate documentation for the whole project. I have heard of tools which reverse engineer the code into UML Class Diagrams. But i couldnt locate a working tool. After downloading a few, i came to know that none of them are actually performing what they are claiming to do. My doubt is, can the code be reverse engineered? and Any tool which actually performs this task? Thanks anyway, Rajesh

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      Hi, Iam working on a C# windows application having around 20 projects. I need to quickly generate documentation for the whole project. I have heard of tools which reverse engineer the code into UML Class Diagrams. But i couldnt locate a working tool. After downloading a few, i came to know that none of them are actually performing what they are claiming to do. My doubt is, can the code be reverse engineered? and Any tool which actually performs this task? Thanks anyway, Rajesh

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      joon vh
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      if you have the code and are trying to generate UML and other documentation, then it's not called reverse enegineering, it's rather called Generating I'd say. if you do a search here on CP for "Documentation", (or "documentation generation") it will turn up a lot of results.


      Visual Studio can't evaluate this, can you? public object moo { __get { return moo; } __set { moo = value; } }

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        Hi, Iam working on a C# windows application having around 20 projects. I need to quickly generate documentation for the whole project. I have heard of tools which reverse engineer the code into UML Class Diagrams. But i couldnt locate a working tool. After downloading a few, i came to know that none of them are actually performing what they are claiming to do. My doubt is, can the code be reverse engineered? and Any tool which actually performs this task? Thanks anyway, Rajesh

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        Rudolf Jan
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        [This link](<a href=) may be useful for you:

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          [This link](<a href=) may be useful for you:

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          Rudolf Jan Heijink wrote:

          This link may be useful for you:

          it may also not work ;) please check the location


          Visual Studio can't evaluate this, can you? public object moo { __get { return moo; } __set { moo = value; } }

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            Rudolf Jan Heijink wrote:

            This link may be useful for you:

            it may also not work ;) please check the location


            Visual Studio can't evaluate this, can you? public object moo { __get { return moo; } __set { moo = value; } }

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            Rudolf Jan
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            Let's try again: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/AutoDiagrammer.asp

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