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- The full gallery or the icon gallery of UML diagrams for Flag Plus.
- The UML element overview table of all UML model elements for Flag Plus.
This zone introduces unique graphical Unified Modeling Language (UML) models of the Flag Plus contributed module from Webel IT Australia, which module is under migration from an old-style non-OO Drupal7 project to a Webel-style UML-friendlier OOP project (although it deliberately does not yet integrate with the fully OO bridge of the OOE = Object Oriented Examples = One Of Each tutorial module).
Good places to start the tour through the diagrams include the overview diagram below as well as: the top level flagplus.module, the includes model package (with include files that delegate to the OO layer), and the increasingly object-oriented Drupal\flagplus model package and sub-packages . You won't get lost as all diagram pages have rich cross-links between dependent model elements.
- Q: What UML modelling tool and what methodology are you using ?
- Q: What is the gist of the Webel modelling recipe for UML as applied to PHP ?
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