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Does it support branching with if else?
Can a sequence diagram present the logical flow of if else? It will make it look clearer. Thank you for providing such a great plugin!
Sorry for the delayed answer. Logical structures such as if/else are not currently supported in the sequence diagram. Since the currently used library javassist for analyzing the control-flow makes this somewhat difficult, I would have to take a look at other libraries such as asm or similar in this regard. So I can't say at the moment when such functionality will be available.
Sorry for the delayed answer.
Logical structures such as if/else are not currently supported in the sequence diagram. Since the currently used library javassist for analyzing the control-flow makes this somewhat difficult, I would have to take a look at other libraries such as asm or similar in this regard. So I can't say at the moment when such functionality will be available.
Thank you for your response! I would really appreciate having this feature to achieve the goal of code as documentation. I know there is a library called javaparser (https://github.com/javaparser/javaparser), and I'm wondering if it can be helpful to you? Additionally, I would like to display method comments in sequence diagrams instead of directly using method names, and I hope this can be a configurable option. As far as I know, the javaparser library is capable of parsing comments. Thank you again for your efforts!
Bytecode is currently used for sequence analysis, as this offers greater flexibility, even across library boundaries. This would be different with JavaParser as far as I can see at first glance. But I'll take a closer look at it when I get the chance to see whether I can implement it as desired. Unfortunately, I only have very little time at the moment, so it will probably take some time.
Bytecode is currently used for sequence analysis, as this offers greater flexibility, even across library boundaries. This would be different with JavaParser as far as I can see at first glance. But I'll take a closer look at it when I get the chance to see whether I can implement it as desired. Unfortunately, I only have very little time at the moment, so it will probably take some time.
Thank you for your reply. I'm really excited about this feature! Please plan and develop this functionality at your own pace.