cd UMMF-1.02\example\ex2
ummf  -e Java -o  gen/java  OddNames.zuml
ummf  -e Perl -o  gen/perl  OddNames.zuml
perl -Igen/perl -MEx2::Class_With_Spaces -MEx2::Class_with_dashes -e 1
tree -f gen

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gen
|-- gen/java
|   |-- gen/java/UML
|   |   |-- gen/java/UML/__Factory.java
|   |   `-- gen/java/UML/__Model.java
|   `-- gen/java/ex2
|       |-- gen/java/ex2/Another_Class_with_spaces.java
|       |-- gen/java/ex2/Class_With_Spaces.java
|       |-- gen/java/ex2/Class_with_dashes.java
|       |-- gen/java/ex2/IAnother_Class_with_spaces.java
|       |-- gen/java/ex2/IClass_With_Spaces.java
|       `-- gen/java/ex2/IClass_with_dashes.java
`-- gen/perl
    |-- gen/perl/Ex2
    |   |-- gen/perl/Ex2/Another_Class_with_spaces.pm
    |   |-- gen/perl/Ex2/Class_With_Spaces.pm
    |   `-- gen/perl/Ex2/Class_with_dashes.pm
    |-- gen/perl/UML
    |   `-- gen/perl/UML/__ObjectBase.pm
    |-- gen/perl/UML.pm
    `-- gen/perl/UML.pm.Model.xmi

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In reply to Re^6: UML to Perl by Anonymous Monk
in thread UML to Perl by biswanath_c

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