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plantuml-mode's Introduction

* Notice
The code is well merged into a new plantuml-mode by Skuro (https://github.com/skuro/plantuml-mode).
It is now available on MELPA.

* Introduction

This is a major mode for plantuml(http://plantuml.sourceforge.net/)

Plantuml is an open-source tool in java that allows to quickly write :
    - sequence diagram,
    - use case diagram,
    - class diagram,
    - activity diagram,
    - component diagram,
    - state diagram
    - object diagram

using a simple and intuitive language.

plantuml-mode's People

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plantuml-mode's Issues

Should we unify our efforts?

Hi,

I'm the maintainer of puml-mode, yet another fork of your original work. I see that development is active on both our projects and there's no apparent reason to keep the codebases separate, while the plantuml-mode project downloadable from MELPA isn't receiving any commit since more than 2 years ago.

It would be better, in my opinion, if we concentrated our efforts in a single place. I'd like discuss here with you how to make this happen, having one single authoritative plantuml-mode package in the Emacs ecosystem.

To start off, here's my current point of view on the subject:

  • we should choose one single repo in which to jointly continue development
  • we should select and merge the features available in both codebases
  • I have no particular interest into which one we choose, who's the maintainer, etc.
  • features which are IMHO unique to puml-mode are better docs, MELPA integration, SVG / PNG preview

Looking forward to hearing your opinion on the subject.

Question: Is this org-mode compatible?

Hello,

Is this package intended purley for editing of dedicated plantuml files, or can it be used in conjunction with org-mode & it's code editing buffer?

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