$t = new PHP_UML();
$t->dollar = false;
// We don't keep the $ before the variable names
$t->componentView = false;
// We don't want a component view to be included
$t->deploymentView = false;
// We don't want a deployment view (artifacts+folders)
$t->docblocks = true;
// We want the parser to look into the class/file comments
$t->setInput('test1.php.txt, test2.php.txt');
// We want only "test1.php.txt" and "test2.php.txt"
$t->parse('testModel');
// The files are parsed, and a UML model named "testModel" is built
// we retrieve an XMI implementation of an Exporter object, and set the model:
$e = new PHP_UML_Output_Xmi_Exporter();
$e->setModel($t->getModel());
// we set the XMI version (2.1 being the default if not set)
$e->setXmiVersion(1);
// we set the encoding (iso-8859-1 being the default if not set):
$e->setEncoding('UTF-8');
// and we export XMI to a file:
$e->export('test_example2.xmi');
// we can also print the serialized XMI by retrieving an XmiDocument from the exporter object:
echo htmlentities($e->getXmiDocument()->dump());
/**
* Example 3 : Example with a whole directory of PHP files to parse. We just want to
* generate the API documentation in HTML.
*/
$t = new PHP_UML();
$t->setMatchPatterns(array('*.php', '*.txt'));
// We want to parse every file with an extension "php" or "txt"
