Sequence analysis method and apparatus
CA 2436609 C · Owner: Miyazaki, Hiroshi · Inventors: Miyazaki, Hiroshi; Ginbayashi, Jun
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All the sequences of a system designed in an object-oriented language are analyzed easily understand. A class name acquiring means (2a) of a sequence analysis apparatus (2) acquires the class names included in sequence diagrams (1a to 1d). An instance name acquiring means (2b) acquires instance names included in the sequence diagrams (1a to 1d). A method name acquiring means (2c) acquires the method names included in the sequence diagrams (1a to 1d). A call relation acquiring means (2d) acquires the call relations of the methods included in the sequence diagrams (1a to 1d). Referring to the acquired class names, instance names, method names and call relations a sequence list , …
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