I was checking out the new ‘Generate Sequence Diagram’ feature in Visual Studio 2010 and it’s pretty cool!
So if you have a piece of code in a method as shown below and want to generate a sequence diagram for it, just right click the method > ‘Generate Sequence Diagram’
You can choose various options like the Call Depth and Call scope as shown below:
On hitting the OK button, VIsual Studio 2010 analyzes the code and builds a sequence diagram based on its analysis results as shown below:
Impressive, I say!!
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5 Responses to "Generate Sequence Diagrams in Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate"Which version VS2010 can build Sequence Diagram? I'm using VS2010 professional, and there is no such menu item.
As mentioned in the post title, Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate has this feature
Do you know if the sequence diagrams stay in sync with the underlying objects, like the class diagrams do?
Good question. I need to try that and get back to you!
How to you resize the thing? I could not do so. such as deferred call box. tried to resize but i have no idea how to do it.
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