OpenEuphoria

Re: export & public

• Posted by ne1uno Dec 04, 2008
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I haven't tried to translate dis.ex or std.ex maybe that would be an alternative to including the full source dir? for a complicated graph you can use an image editor with zoom to view the pics. possibly you can drag them from the html browser.

text lifted from a posting by Matt 10/08, svn1206 or later.

source/dis.ex

graphviz.org to get graphviz.
make sure graphviz/bin is in your path or make a batch to call it.

$ dot -V 
should get something like: 

exwc EU4\source\dis app --html -g -d appdis 
to see the graphs start appdis\index.html  

Breakdown of the command line:

• dis is just dis.ex (located in the source dir)
• app is your app
• --html tells it to give you html output
• -g suppresses all of the call graphs (this can take a long time, and I don't think you're really interested in this)
• -d appdis tells dis to put its output in the appdis subdir (whichwill be created if necessary).
• By default, it filters out the standard library. You can add the '-s' option to include information on the standard library. Basically, it just looks to see if "std/" is in the path of the file.

Once it's finished, go into the appdis dir, and look at index.html. It will give you a giant diagram of all of the includes in your app. You can click on the file links on the left to see just the details for a specific file (i.e., which files included it, and which files it included).