Support for Feature Trees

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asked Sep 11, 2014 in Wanted features by Fuhrmanator (1,700 points)

Feature Trees are visual a way to organize requirements in software. Apart from Use Case diagrams, UML offers no visual modeling of requirements.

It seems it would be possible to do feature trees in DOT. But from my (basic) understanding of DOT, it looks like an advanced feature (because of the way the tree is drawn).

It would be useful if there was a PlantUML mode such as @startfeaturetree/@endfeaturetree

Here's the example I posted on stackoverflow:

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1 Answer

+2 votes
answered Sep 12, 2014 by plantuml (298,440 points)
Ok, we will propose something very simple, to start a discussion.

Just stay tuned : we will post a message here when a first alpha version will be ready.
commented Sep 12, 2014 by Fuhrmanator (1,700 points)
I should point out that my example is limited - have a look at http://www.seilevel.com/ba-resources/rml-requirements-visual-models/feature-tree/ for more complex examples.
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