#Python sequence diagram generator code

#Python sequence diagram generator code

Naturally, I wish to create a diagram all of these classes, methods and relationships before coding them, to structure my code development process. The model will have many different classes (e.g., river channels and reservoirs), many of which are related to other classes in different ways (e.g., they may inherit behavior, or methods, from other classes). To give you some background, I am working on building an object oriented river basin simulation model called PySedSim. To accomplish the tasks I will describe below, I found P圜harm to be the easiest IDE/approach to use. This post is not intended to be a comparison of Python IDEs, as others have done such comparisons (see this interesting write-up by Dr. Note that there are numerous Python IDEs, all of which have advantages and disadvantages.

(Also, please see my other post on P圜harm debugging features if you’re interested in that). Specifically, I will focus on P圜harm’s ability to generate diagrams that help visualize the design of an object-oriented model.

This blog post is intended to provide discussion of some interesting features of a Python Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called P圜harm, which I have recently found to be useful in the development of a pure Python object-oriented simulation model.