Re: [Cxtable-devel] OK...that turned out to be easier than I thought...
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From: Borne Goodman-M. <bm...@eg...> - 2001-12-04 15:46:30
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I found a nice java code hierarchy visualizer yesterday, which will show all code dependencies / linking, which should make it a lot easier to understand relationships to decide where to put stuff. I have the link here at work (program is called viztool), and I found it through freshmeat.net yesterday if you want to grab a copy yourself, and I will download it at some point today, and run it against the cxtable code. I usually code in either vi or NetBeans, and always just vi at work. I will also need to re-work some of the bat scripts into bash scripts to work under the linux environment I usually code in. --bjgm On Tue, 2001-12-04 at 10:36, xi...@pr... wrote: > Granted... I hadn't thought of that... Although > my .bat scripts are kinda klunky... I usually code in > notepad.exe and run xx.bat (calls javac *.java) when > I'm done. > > Either way, though... I could use some advice on > logical grouping... Will these become packages as > well>? Like > > import cxtable.Connect.*; > > ? > > Either way....I will print out a list of the source > files names...and then try to figure where they might > best belong... > > ~Dave > |