Project Documentation

[cannoncontrols]

Hey,

I have been working on creating some project documentation utilities. From the LabVIEW Project under the view menu, there are a couple of useful tools that I would like to incorporate. First off would be the class hierarchy view. It would be awesome, if there was a way to generate an image of that class hierarchy programmatically. Then I can just dump that image into my documentation (currently using Ascidoc to create everything). Obviously, I could build something like that from scratch but I was just curious if there was any existing way to have that generated and exported as an image automatically (or something partially done or similar that I could build from so I'm not starting from scratch).

It also would be nice to get the information on the .Net Assemblies in Memory page as well for documenting dependencies. Is there a way to programmatically read the .Net Assemblies in memory? Or has anyone created any code that I could build from (likely a VI Analyzer task or something) that can find .NET libraries in source code?

[santo_13]

have you looked at Antidoc by Wovolab?

https://forums.ni.com/t5/GUNS/Antidoc-in-a-nutshell-video-and-slides/td-p/4107078

https://wovalab.gitlab.io/open-source/labview-doc-generator/

https://www.wovalab.com/en/

[cannoncontrols]

I have looked at Antidoc. I am currently using Asciidoc to generate the documentation. We are wanting something slightly more customized than what is generated by Antidoc from the project in the tools menu. Looking at the Antidoc functions, I don't directly see how I could create my own class hierarchy tree (although I could be missing something simple).