[Ann] CodeDependency 1.0

1) It seems your build process added the usual licencing goo (form Refactor-J
etc)
2) The link from the blog to the size is broken for me (maybe prepend http://?)

1) Not sure what you mean here. There don't seem to be any Refactor-J references in the plugin.

2) Fixed.

Thanks.

Sixth and Red River Software
"Code with Grace and Verve"

Hello Sixth and Red River Software,

1) Not sure what you mean here. There don't seem to be any Refactor-J
references in the plugin.

See attached dialog (which on IDEA startup hides behind the main window, and has to be accessed by Alt-Tab).

My IDEA #5734 build has:
-Refactor-J installed
-Refactor-X uninstalled
-Inspections-JS 2.0 (upgraded from the installed version I guess)

Attachment not added (general error): "dep.gif"

I see a mystery dependency in my dependency graph (see attached screenshot):

it lists "J2EE of JBoss 4" (which is a global library on my IDEA) but
this as you see it not part of my project libraries (in fact, this
project is only a plain Java SE/Desktop project, no EE anywhere, only
spring)

any ideas?



On 2006-09-25 19:22:26 +0200, Sixth and Red River Software
<no_reply@jetbrains.com> said:

We are pleased to announce the release of CodeDependency 1.0, a Java
dependency visualization, navigation, and refactoring tool for IntelliJ
IDEA 6.0.

Product page:

http://www.sixthandredriver.com/codedependency.html

Blog entry

http://sixthandredriver.typepad.com/river_of_code/2006/09/ship_it.html

Sixth and Red River Software
"Code with Grace and Verve"

That is very odd, and it looks like it is due to a bug in IDEA's library search routines (LibraryUtil.findLibraryByClass, if anyone in JB is reading). I'll see if I can track things down further. The next version of CodeDependency will allow you to see just which classes are referenced in a library (probably via a tooltip on the edge), which should make it easier to see just what's going on.

Sixth and Red River Software
"Code with Grace and Verve"

OK, thanks -

from what I can see, I think it should be referencing the
commons-logging library, and that particular set of "J2EE for JBoss 4"
also has a copy of commons-logging in there, so that's where things get
confused

O


On 2006-09-26 19:53:12 +0200, Sixth and Red River Software
<no_reply@jetbrains.com> said:

That is very odd, and it looks like it is due to a bug in IDEA's
library search routines (LibraryUtil.findLibraryByClass, if anyone in
JB is reading). I'll see if I can track things down further. The next
version of CodeDependency will allow you to see just which classes are
referenced in a library (probably via a tooltip on the edge), which
should make it easier to see just what's going on.

Sixth and Red River Software
"Code with Grace and Verve"

you can add structure view for your diagramm. just implement getStructureViewBuilder()
method in your file editor in such way

public StructureViewBuilder getStructureViewBuilder() {
return GraphViewUtil.createStructureViewBuilder(myBuilder.getOverview());
}


Serega.

We are pleased to announce the release of CodeDependency 1.0, a Java
dependency visualization, navigation, and refactoring tool for
IntelliJ IDEA 6.0.

Product page:

http://www.sixthandredriver.com/codedependency.html

Blog entry

http://sixthandredriver.typepad.com/river_of_code/2006/09/ship_it.html

Sixth and Red River Software
"Code with Grace and Verve"

Oh, very nice. This answers a lot of the questions about possible excessive detail in graphs.

Sixth and Red River Software
"Code with Grace and Verve"

This is fixed in version 1.1.

Sixth and Red River Software
"Code with Grace and Verve"