C# reverse engineering, [modified]
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Hi I have a few class files that I need to reverse engineer to get UML diagrams. I have Visio Professional 2003 installed on my system , and the Visual Studio version is 2005 Professional. I searched msdn, where i read the below directions, but I am not able to find the Visio option in my Visual Studio, please let me know how do I do this, is there a way to add the Visio component into Visual Studio? -------------- from msdn------------------------- In Visual Studio, in the Solution Explorer, select a solution. On the Project menu, click Add New Item. In the Add New Solution Item dialog box, click Visio Files, and then click UML. Under Templates, click a UML diagram, and then click Open. -- modified at 23:20 Wednesday 6th June, 2007
Every thing is Illusion
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Hi I have a few class files that I need to reverse engineer to get UML diagrams. I have Visio Professional 2003 installed on my system , and the Visual Studio version is 2005 Professional. I searched msdn, where i read the below directions, but I am not able to find the Visio option in my Visual Studio, please let me know how do I do this, is there a way to add the Visio component into Visual Studio? -------------- from msdn------------------------- In Visual Studio, in the Solution Explorer, select a solution. On the Project menu, click Add New Item. In the Add New Solution Item dialog box, click Visio Files, and then click UML. Under Templates, click a UML diagram, and then click Open. -- modified at 23:20 Wednesday 6th June, 2007
Every thing is Illusion
In VS.NET 2005 right click a .cs file and chose "View Class Diagram".
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Hi I have a few class files that I need to reverse engineer to get UML diagrams. I have Visio Professional 2003 installed on my system , and the Visual Studio version is 2005 Professional. I searched msdn, where i read the below directions, but I am not able to find the Visio option in my Visual Studio, please let me know how do I do this, is there a way to add the Visio component into Visual Studio? -------------- from msdn------------------------- In Visual Studio, in the Solution Explorer, select a solution. On the Project menu, click Add New Item. In the Add New Solution Item dialog box, click Visio Files, and then click UML. Under Templates, click a UML diagram, and then click Open. -- modified at 23:20 Wednesday 6th June, 2007
Every thing is Illusion
They may have removed the option in VS 2005 in favour of the built-in class diagrams feature?
Kevin