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An API for files in the XML format XMI defined by OMG to store UML.
This is the standalone version of the xmiparser. It was formerly part of the ArchGenXML code generator.
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1.5 (2010-09-04)
Re-added sample .zargo file from the past, the tests run again. [moldy]
Replaced buggy odict implementation by the ordereddict implementation available in Python 2.7. [moldy]
Removed DeprecationWarning about the sets module. [vincentfretin]
By default search in current directory for profile. [jensens]
1.4 (2009-03-29)
Search profiles in directories configured with ArgoUML (read the ~/.argouml/argo.user.properties file) You don’t need to specify the -p option with archgenxml anymore. [vincentfretin]
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