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  1. CodeExplorer - IntelliJ Idea plugin for code analysis (3 messages)

    CodeExplorer is a free IntelliJ Idea plugin that helps to explore method call chains. Its tool window shows methods and calls between them on a handy diagram. Now you can see usages and structure of several methods at once! Working with plugin consists from: - adding methods and calls between them to the diagram (executing commands from the Analyze menu) - working with the diagram: double clicking on nodes, switching navigation mode (structure / usages), selecting diagram nodes and adding usages /calls with keys (Ctrl-Up, Ctrl-Down) - save / load diagram from file - synchronize diagram with current sources Analyze menu commands (items): - Method structure: adds selected method and methods called from it to the diagram - Method and calls in...: adds methods and calls between them in class, package, module or project - Method call chains to this...: displays all method call chains to this method (inside its class, package or module) - Method call chains to this from...: displays all method call chains to this method from selected class, package or module Read more
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  2. Wonderful. Thank you![ Go to top ]

    Thank you.
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  3. If you're looking for something for Eclipse...[ Go to top ]

    Check out nWire. It's a new commercial Eclipse plugin which analyzes the code and allows you to quickly navigate through the different components. It also has a visualizer to present the information in a graphical representation. It's is much more than just call-hierarchy. It recognizes every possible association in your code. It's the ultimate way for exploring your code. Check out the demo at: http://www.nwiresoftware.com/
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  4. Re: If you're looking for something for Eclipse...[ Go to top ]

    Sounds good except for the fact that it's Eclipse based:-)
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