Re: [ECB-list] Analyzing classes

[Jan G. <ja...@bi...>]

Sorry, C++.=20
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What I'm asking for may well be impossible, on further inspection. Even
Visual Studio.NET couldn't tell me anything about the class that I'm
looking at. :P
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I'm all synced up to pretty much the latest ECB and Semantic stuff, too.
I've never managed to get the whole intellisense thing working, but I
don't really care unless it impacts what I'm trying to do here somehow.
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JG
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Jan Goh
BioWare Corp.
Senior Programmer
Jade Empire
ja...@bi...
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From: Perry Smith [mailto:pe...@ea...]=20
Sent: Monday, August 20, 2007 4:51 PM
To: Jan Goh
Cc: Ecb...@li...
Subject: Re: [ECB-list] Analyzing classes



On Aug 20, 2007, at 5:46 PM, Jan Goh wrote:


	I've searched through the documentation all day with no luck on
how to do this.=20
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	I'm working with a large codebase, and I want to be able to
either have an ECB (or speedbar) frame that shows me all the member
variables (inherited as well) of a class. Some of the derived classes
are 6 or 8 steps down from the ultimate parent, and I'd love to be able
to see everything. Filtering would be even better, but after a day of
searching how to do this, I'm not getting my hopes up.
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	Anyone know how to do this? I even tried giving ebrowse a try,
but the tree that it generated was insufficient. :(


What language?