Quick Class Hierarchy View Using UML

12 Responses to Quick Class Hierarchy View Using UML

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   tieTYT says:

   March 17, 2009

   There might be a missing key here… This only works for me when i press shift+ctrl+alt+u.

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   Stephan Anft says:

   March 18, 2009

   I think there is missing more than just a key … because shift+ctrl+alt+u is not the function mentioned. The “show class hierarchy” action displays the UML diagram as a popup and not in a new editor tab as shift+ctrl+alt+u is doing.

   Is this function implemented in IDEA 8.1?

   Regards,
   Stephan

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   Konstantin Bulenkov says:

   March 18, 2009

   Sorry, it was a misprint. Actually, this feature will be in 8.1.1 and it exists for a long time in Maia’s EAPs.

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   Ben says:

   July 4, 2009

   Cool, are you going to put this in Resharper too?

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   Thomas Eilermann says:

   July 21, 2009

   Is it possible to use the uml feature of intelli-j for flex development, too?

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   Konstantin Bulenkov says:

   July 22, 2009

   Thomas, multi-language UML support is coming. I believe it will be in Maia very soon. For Flex, PHP, JavaScript and maybe for other languages

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   Stefan Endrullis says:

   July 22, 2009

   I just tested the new feature with the latest EAP release of Intellij. It’s quite useful since you can see the whole class hierarchy at a glance. But I’m wondering why the popup takes 1 second to appear after pressing ctrl+alt+U. Is that normal?

   @Scala users: It seems that the feature also works for Scala (at least a bit). The Scala classes are already drawn but the arrows between the classes are missing.

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   Konstantin Bulenkov says:

   July 22, 2009

   It’s time necessary to build UI and relationships. I’ll do my best to improve performance in next EAPs.

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   Ted says:

   September 12, 2009

   Is it possible to show the interaction between cooperating classes ?

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    Dragisa Krsmanovic says:

    October 14, 2009

    How is this better than Code Navigator http://plugins.intellij.net/plugin/?id=3202 ?

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    Sean says:

    October 16, 2009

    I’m also wondering… 😉

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    Robert Lee says:

    July 23, 2014

    Is it possible to show a diagram of a class and all its implementations (rather than its parents)?
    I seem to have to add each implementing class one by one