Producing design diagrams from declarative descriptions

The declarative language Ruby provides a coherent framework for representing and developing designs. Sketching diagrams for Ruby programs by hand is, however, time- consuming and error-prone. This paper describes a design sketcher which automates the production of a diagram from a Ruby description.

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