This project is gonna be halted for now due to a change on my priorities.
The functional code already produces will be public for whoever wish to continue.
I would gladly resume this work in the future if possible.
DOWNLOAD: d2s 2009-10-26 version
Arquivo da categoria ‘diagram-statemachine’
Dia -> Statemachine project HALT
Publicado em Desenvolvimento, diagram-statemachine em 2009/10/26 | Deixar um comentário »
Simple getter and OO in Javascript
Publicado em Desenvolvimento, diagram-statemachine, js, etiquetado getter, js, oo, oop em 2009/10/22 | Deixar um comentário »
Had a little drawback developing dia2statemachine because JS weird way of being poo Object Oriented.
Just so people know, there are setters and getters in DECENT BROWSERS , but of course IE doesn´t use them! They can significantly simplify the code, but what the helll, let´s keep it compatible at this time…
I was having lot´s of [...]
dev Dia -> ruby Statemachine part 1
Publicado em Desenvolvimento, diagram-statemachine, js, ruby em 2009/10/05 | Deixar um comentário »
Having so much fun right now! There´s been long before i had any fun on programming anything like I´m enjoying now the code is pretty nice so far!
Object Oriented JS
Prototype Lib
XML.ObjTree (JSAN) Lib
TDD ( i believe )
Aptana Studio
Some Snippets:
To get the XML into HTML I built a really small ruby script that [...]
Dia->Statemachine: The tools
Publicado em Desenvolvimento, diagram-statemachine, js, ruby em 2009/10/02 | Deixar um comentário »
First of all, download DIA! =D
Select UML for the sheet pallet. Only a reduced set of the tools will be interpretated, the X´s will be ignored.
These is the selection of tools available:
Ok! A quick note about the arrows, is that the 3 of those can be used under any TRANSITION circunstances (since all connect state [...]
Converting Dia diagram to Ruby StateMachine =)
Publicado em Desenvolvimento, diagram-statemachine, js, ruby em 2009/10/02 | Deixar um comentário »
Hello !!!
After a loooong while I decided to dev something just so I don´t get too rusty!
The concept is: Statemachine is a fine implementation of FSM for ruby (act_as_state_machine is also an option). The author wrote a nice guide for layperson (or forgetful like me ) BUT still something is missing! In all examples [...]