Analyse bigger sketches graphically?

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• GoToLoop

  October 2016 edited October 2016

  You mean a UML diagram? O:-)

  1. https://forum.Processing.org/two/discussion/7267/basics-how-is-the-class-diagram
  2. https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_Modeling_Language

  I remember IDEs BlueJ & Greenfoot got an internal UML-like generator: :bz

  1. https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/BlueJ
  2. https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenfoot

  
• Chrisir

  October 2016

  thanks!

  I'd rather check for ungood dependencies and unwanted calls that go against the general concept of the sketch I had in mind when designing it
• jeremydouglass

  October 2016 edited October 2016

  If you are working in an IDE then there may be a plugin-based code diagrammer for you.

  • architexa (Eclipse)
  • JIVE (Eclipse)
  • nWire for Java (Eclipse)
  • Source Code Visualizer (Eclipse)
  • CodeIris (IntelliJ)
  • Flow (IntelliJ)

  ...etc.

  You could also use a JavaDoc extension (e.g. yWorks UML Docklet), write a script to generate your own custom graph output (e.g. GraphViz), or even hand-edit UML diagrams (e.g. yEd).
• koogs

  October 2016

  Findbugs checks your code for unused stuff etc.

  You'd need to run it on the resultant Java file not the .pde

  Not sure anything can find unwanted calls though... How would it know that's not what you intended?
• Chrisir

  October 2016

  thanks a lot! Great!