Using hier & dag to draw C++ class hierachy diagrams for input to TeX documents.

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3 total messages Started by Matt at Home Mon, 08 Apr 1996 13:23

#11196

Author: Matt at Home
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 1996 13:23

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Hi,

I am using UnixWare 2.03 App Server with the add-on CCS package. This
includes a nifty utility called - hier - which purports to be able to
draw C++ class hierachy diagrams and output them as TeX and DVI files.

Unfortunately to do this it needs a program/utility called 'dag'. I've
never heard of it, and the archie server is down so I can't find it at
the moment.

Has anyone heard of dag? know where to find it? know how to use it?

Regards,

Matt.

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Matt Mower - Information Service Team
M19d.  The University of North London.

Re: Using hier & dag to draw C++ class hierachy diagrams for input to TeX documents.

#11197

Author: Keith Whittingham
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 1996 13:16

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In <3169129f.1024212@news.demon.co.uk>, mat@dekard.demon.co.uk (Matt at Home) writes:
>
>I am using UnixWare 2.03 App Server with the add-on CCS package. This
>includes a nifty utility called - hier - which purports to be able to
>draw C++ class hierachy diagrams and output them as TeX and DVI files.
>
>Unfortunately to do this it needs a program/utility called 'dag'. I've
>never heard of it, and the archie server is down so I can't find it at
>the moment.
>
>Has anyone heard of dag? know where to find it? know how to use it?
>

I wonder if the writers of "dag" looked up the word in an australian
dictionary - I guess not.

Keith

Re: Using hier & dag to draw C++ class hierachy diagrams for input to TeX documents.

#11198

Author: David Taylor
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 22:13

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In article <4kb3j5$kjm@grimsel.zurich.ibm.com>,
Keith Whittingham <wgk@zurich.ibm.com> wrote:
>In <3169129f.1024212@news.demon.co.uk>, mat@dekard.demon.co.uk (Matt at Home) writes:
>>
>>I am using UnixWare 2.03 App Server with the add-on CCS package. This
>>includes a nifty utility called - hier - which purports to be able to
>>draw C++ class hierachy diagrams and output them as TeX and DVI files.
>>
>>Unfortunately to do this it needs a program/utility called 'dag'. I've
>>never heard of it, and the archie server is down so I can't find it at
>>the moment.
>>
>>Has anyone heard of dag? know where to find it? know how to use it?
>>
>
>I wonder if the writers of "dag" looked up the word in an australian
>dictionary - I guess not.
>

I think dag is a acronym for Directed Acyclic Graph, or sort of a tree
that can reconverge.


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Andrew Taylor     |email: davidt@cpsc.ucalgary.ca
                  |www:   http://www.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~davidt

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