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The KlassModeler is a tool for visually creating and documenting classes. It is
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not unlike other UML design tools except for four major differences:
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* Strict focus on class modeling: UML as a whole does a lot of things that
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I never really found a use for. I am only interested in class and
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inheritence modeling and documentation. I don't like having lots of
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comments in my source, so I find it nicer to have the docs in the class
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model.
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* Code generation: I think there are some UML tools out there that do this,
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but they tend to generate it with lots of special comments that tell the
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tool where things are and how to re-write the files and all that. The
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KlassModeler writes headers that I find clean and easy to read.
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* Reads existing headers: You can point it to a header file and it will
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read it in and create a class diagram. You can use this functionality to
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import existing projects into KlassModeler.
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* HTML doc generation: It spits out a set of HTML pages that puts all your
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documentation in an easy to read format that can be used with any web
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browser. A very big plus for helping other people understand your code.
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WWW: http://www.jameswells.net/KlassModeler/
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