Thanks Philip! I wouldn't be surprised if it was some sort of bug, but it
might also just be a misunderstanding about how those tiers work. When set to
level 2 you should be able to see the main function calls such as void main
since those are tier zero. Tier 1 would be the code within functions, but it
would exclude the insides of any loops or block ifs. Tier 2 should include the
code inside of your lowest level loops and block ifs, but won't include any
loops or blocks inside of those blocks. It's possible that the code you're
viewing just doesn't have any, or many, tier 2 lines of code. here is a little
example to help illustrate how it would work. The line "void main" is tier
zero.
void main()
{
alert("Hello", "I am part of tier 1");
if (1+1 == 2) {
alert("Hello", "I am part of tier 2");
if (2+2 == 4) {
alert("Hello", "I am part of tier 3");
}
if (3+3 == 6) {
alert("Hello", "I am also part of tier 3");
if (4+4 == 8) {
alert("Hello", "I am part of tier 4");
}
}
}
}
> I think this is a fantastic
> initiative. Thanks, Jeremy! I've only looked at the program
> briefly but I like the navigational concepts. I seem to be
> able to navigate all over the code despite my having set it
> to level 2, but maybe I'm doing something incorrectly. I'll
> be continuing to mess with this, and perhaps we can work
> together to expand the project even further.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Philip Bennefall
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