What's new in UMLGraph 5.4
Jan 10, 2011
- Make the generation of diamond shapes compatible with GraphViz 2.27. (Contributed by Soraya Santana de la Fe.)
- Make the diagram elements appearing in HTML content clickable. (Contributed by Bernd Onasch.)
- Fix to ensure that class images only appear once. (Contributed by Zhigang Xie.)
New in UMLGraph 5.3 (May 24, 2010)
- Sequence diagrams provide an option to specify whether objects are underlined or not.
- Documentation generated with UMLGraph will process correctly non-ASCII characters. (Fix contributed by Gunho Kim.)
- New -dotexecutable option allows the explicit specification of dot's location. (Contributed by Laird Nelson.)
- UmlGraphDoc will obey the options specified through @opt tags within Java files. (Contributed by Laird Nelson.)
- Use a logical font rather than a font file name for italics. This fixes a problem with unresolved fonts under Windows and modern versions of Graphviz. (Suggested by Przemyslaw Szufel.)
- Support for javadoc's -linkoffline option. (Contributed by Nikita Kozlov.)
- Do not show relations of hidden fields. (Fix contributed by Cimballi.)
New in UMLGraph 5.2 (Dec 4, 2008)
- This version corrects an exception when a dependency to an unknown class is specified.
- It also fixes a NullPointerException that occurred when no global options are available.
- It also corrects the case of the tools.jar filename in the umlgraph shell script.
New in UMLGraph 5.1 (Aug 28, 2008)
- This version has active classes appearing with a double vertical border as required by UML2, two new class diagram options that control the node and rank separation of the nodes in generated diagram layout, support for showing a class's title as a tooltip in image files, and an option for generating Javascript-collapsible UML diagrams in Javadoc files.