Thank you very much and thank you Alan. Definitely I will take a look. I would prefer the paid version and I will need the support.
On 12/12/10, Knacktus <knack...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Am 12.12.2010 19:16, schrieb Alan Gauld: >> >> "cajsdy" <caj...@gmail.com> wrote >>> Either paid or free open source is fine. >>> I'm creating automation frame work. Idealy it includes: >>> >>> test plan management, >>> test manager across windows, unix, linux, solaris and other os. >>> UML documentation for python scripts >>> IDE tool for python on windoes and linux >>> UI design tool for python(best is integrated with IDE) >> >> Eclipse would be the logical choice and there are a few free >> UML editor plug-ins. I've tried one (can't recall the name) and >> although a bit clunky compared to commercoal versions it >> worked fine for small class and sequence diagrams. >> >> If you don't need full CASE modelling facilities someting >> like a drawing tool such as Dia, Visio or Smartdraw might >> suffice. >> >> If you want full CASE features (model validation, simulation, >> code generation, reverse engineering fof diagrams from code, etc) >> then I think you will need to pay - and probably quite a lot! I've >> used both Borland Together and IBM RSA. I prefer Borland >> although IBM produces prettier diagrams - but I found it a >> lot less intuitive. to use. Both come as Eclipse plugins and >> work with whatever version control tools Eclipse is using. >> >> There are other standalone UML tools too but it depends how >> much of UML you want to use. If it's only a few basic class diagrams, >> sequence diagrams and state diagrams then prettty much >> anything will do. If you need to get into the more structural >> aspects of UML (deployment diagrams, components, nested states, >> activity charts, use-cases etc) then you might want to look at >> paying out some money. >> > > If you're willing to pay for a CASE tool then check out Enterprise > Architect from http://sparxsystems.eu/ > For the massive features I think it's reasonable priced (professional > edition for 165 Euro + VAT). > UML-Source Code integration with Python ... I don't know if it really > works. You would need to limit your code to pure OO-style. Such > integration might work with Java and C# (Enterprise Architect can do > this: Change code -> update UML and vice versa). Nevertheless. > Enterprise Architect supports Python for reverse engineering. > > For designing UIs: You will need another tool. It depends on your GUI > toolkit. If you're planning to use PyQt as GUI toolkit (which I can > only highly recommend) you're lucky. It has GUI designer, which is quite > nice. > _______________________________________________ > Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org > To unsubscribe or change subscription options: > http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor > -- Sent from my mobile device _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org To unsubscribe or change subscription options: http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
