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Unified Modeling Language (UML)

Unified Modeling Language (UML). Unified Modeling Language Graphical language for designing, documenting and communicating designs object-oriented software Standardized by the Object Management Group (OMG) and backed by a large group of software companies

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Unified Modeling Language (UML)

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  1. Unified Modeling Language (UML) Unified Modeling Language • Graphical language for designing, documenting and communicating designs object-oriented software • Standardized by the Object Management Group (OMG) and backed by a large group of software companies • Allows the specification and description of object-oriented software at various levels of detail • Supported by many different CASE tools for • Designing OO software • Documenting OO software • Reverse engineering OO software • Creating skeleton code for OO software • Refactoring OO software Good tutorial on object-orientation development process and short (about 200 pages) introduction to the UML.

  2. Overview of Basic UML Notation for Object Orientation (OO) Simple UML Class Diagram Compatible C++ declarations Abstract member function (italics) Classes class BaseA { public: virtual ~BaseA() {} virtual int aFunc() const = 0; virtual C& c() = 0; … }; class DerivedB : public BaseA { public: … private: std::vector<BaseD*> d_; }; class C { … }; class BaseD { … }; class DerivedE : public BaseD { public: void eFunc( const C& c ); … }; Abstract class (italics) c BaseA C aFunc(): int Association Dependency Inheritance Association Abstract class and inheritance (italics) d BaseD DerivedB 1…* Multiplicity DerivedE Relationships eFunc(in c: C) Concrete class (non-italics) Member function implementation (non-italics)

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