Is possible to add a new diagrama type like the Interaction Flow Modeling Language (IFML)?

Question

This language is based on UML, and it is managed by OMG Group.

It very expressive for design GUI.

https://www.ifml.org

Regards

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Plantuml is a text to diagram utility.  So I was expecting the OMG UML language to be text based - so I skimmed through the specification on the link you gave, but I couldn't find any textual representations of diagrams at all.  So I'm a little confused as to what OMG is and how you would hope it would work with Plantuml.  Is it an XML format for passing diagrams between tools?  If so, then it might be more appropriate as an output from Plantuml rather than an input.  Am I misunderstanding?

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Here an example, https://www.ifml.org/wp-content/uploads/IFML-GMail-example.pdf

Regards

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I think I must be being really stupid...but I still don't see any "language", just ready-drawn diagrams.

Answer 1

IFML stands for “Interaction Flow Modeling Language”. It is a visual language used to describe and model the user interface and user interactions in a software application. It is part of the Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) paradigm, which aims to improve the software development process by using models and automatic code generation.

IFML allows developers to define the structure, behavior, and flow of the user interface, as well as the interactions between users and the system. This helps to ensure that the user interface is consistent and meets the requirements of the users. By using IFML, developers can create a visual representation of the user interface and user interactions, making it easier to communicate with stakeholders and identify potential issues early in the development process.

https://www.ifml.org/

https://www.ifml.org/ifml-examples/

https://www.omg.org/spec/IFML/1.0/About-IFML