Analyzing dependencies

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Created August 29, 2007 14:16

In IDEA 6.0, when running Analyze Cyclic Dependencies (or Package Dependencies), is there a way to limit the analysis depth? What I mean is this, if I have package A with 3 subpackages A.a, A.b, A.c and package X with 3 subpackages X.a, X.b, X.c, I care if A and X are cyclic but I don't really care if X.a and X.c are cyclic because they're part of a common organizational structure. So, can I limit my analysis to just the top level package (or any arbitrary depth)? Similarly, can I exclude certain package trees from the analysis?

If not in 6.0, does 7.0 provide greater control?

thx
andy

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Anna Kozlova

Created August 29, 2007 14:45

Hello Andy,

You cannot limit package levels but you can analyze your custom scope with
excluded low level packages.

Thank you

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Anna Kozlova
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When running Analyze Cyclic Dependencies (or Package Dependencies), is
there a way to limit the analysis depth? What I mean is this, if I
have package A with 3 subpackages A.a, A.b, A.c and package X with 3
subpackages X.a, X.b, X.c, I care if A and X are cyclic but I don't
really care if X.a and X.c are cyclic because they're part of a common
organizational structure. So, can I limit my analysis to just the top
level package (or any arbitrary depth)? Similarly, can I exclude
certain package trees from the analysis?

thx
andy

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