New software to use Design Patterns

Hi

We are a group of two chaps, we created a software to automate
the use of Design Patterns. We have put it up at Source
Forge--http://dpatoolkit.sourceforge.net/

The patterns can be stored as plug-ins in XML, adding any
number of attributes like Intent, Behavior and the like... Class
diagrams can be drawn to illustrate it further.

The class diagram for your entire design can be created and
edited in our toolkit.

Furthermore there are added on tools like reverse engineering,
code generators and an algorithm(anti-pattern) to eleminate cyclic
redundancy for inheritance.

Please do download it here and post your reviews to us.
http://dpatoolkit.sourceforge.net/


Thanks
The DPT group

Hi,

I don't get the point about your app but probably because I
haven't run it (I don't have .Net distro files,etc). Since
I only seen your web docs and can't figure out what this
suppose to do with patterns, I expect you could tell me something
about.. since in most cases patternsare only techniques and can't
be partially implemented in something like a framework..

examples.. not diags please, something meaningful.. like:

i have Interface A , Class B , Class C, Interface D, ...

then I specify that B is singleton and C is an Adapter for
interface B from interface A. What your app will do with this??


hernan.

ps:Sorry by my shitty english.


> Hi
>
> We are a group of two chaps, we created a software to automate
> the use of Design Patterns. We have put it up at Source
> Forge--http://dpatoolkit.sourceforge.net/
>
> The patterns can be stored as plug-ins in XML, adding any
> number of attributes like Intent, Behavior and the like... Class
> diagrams can be drawn to illustrate it further.
>
> The class diagram for your entire design can be created and
> edited in our toolkit.
>
> Furthermore there are added on tools like reverse engineering,
> code generators and an algorithm(anti-pattern) to eleminate cyclic
> redundancy for inheritance.
>
> Please do download it here and post your reviews to us.
> http://dpatoolkit.sourceforge.net/
>
>
> Thanks
> The DPT group