Command line interface

[Enno]

Salut Bruno,

It would be very handy to be able to run stuff via the command line. Scripting updating of libraries and generating code would make it way easier to test the software.

[Bruno Pagès]

Hallo,

It would be very handy to be able to run stuff via the command line. Scripting updating of libraries

This is effectively not possible currently, I note that request

It would be very handy to be able to run stuff via the command line. ... generating code

This is already possible, when you start BoUML you can automatically run a plug-out applied at the project level, and the code generators are plug-out.

Please refer to the chapter plug-out of the reference manual

[Enno]

Salut Bruno,

Hallo,

It would be very handy to be able to run stuff via the command line. ... generating code

This is already possible, when you start BoUML you can automatically run a plug-out applied at the project level, and the code generators are plug-out.

Please refer to the chapter plug-out of the reference manual

Is it possible to run the cpp_generator plugout for only one package, like '-exec cpp_generator top/some_package -exit'?

[Bruno Pagès]

Is it possible to run the cpp_generator plugout for only one package, like '-exec cpp_generator top/some_package -exit'?

not directly, the plut-out launch when starting BoUML is always applied on the project (top-level package) whatever the plug-out is, but that plug-out can be defined by you allowing you to do whatever you want, including to apply plug-out(s). So you can define your own plug-out to apply the code generator you want on the package/class view/class/deployment view/artifact you want depending on the arguments.

Anyway note the code generation does not rewrite the files already having the right content.

[Bruno Pagès]

It would be very handy to be able to run stuff via the command line. Scripting updating of libraries

The release 7.10 is available and add that new feature, see historic