I’m new at documenting my programs :-).
I’m interested in getting collaboration diagrams for objective C. So far, it
seems that the only collaborators I get are for properties where the variable
is an instance of a class from my project. Too often the properties are arrays
or dictionaries where the class of the content is hidden.
It seems to me that using the #import statements would be a better guide to the
collaborators of a class. Is there a way to get this to happen?
Also, in some cases some - but not all - properties of the objective C base
class reference important collaborators. I have in mind specifically the ‘view’
and ‘representedObject’ properties of the NSViewController class. Is there a
way to include these in the collaborator diagram?
Then there is the whole issue of bindings and ‘performSelector’ and so on!
Of course I can document these in the textual documentation for various classes
and methods, but it would be nice to have a diagram that shows these
dependencies.
Thanks — now that I finally started using it, I find dOxygen a huge help.
john velman
vel...@icloud.com
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