> That's what I used, as it has a nice UI and it is easy to use. But there is
> also something from Lukas that they use in Seaside and does that kind of
> graphics. I don't know if it has a UI or a tutorial anywhere, thus.
Load it using:
Gofer new
renggli: 'packaging';
package: 'GraphViz';
package: 'Package-Dependencies';
load
Then have a look at the examples on the class side of PDPackageAnalyzer.
It creates a .dot file that can be fed into GraphViz. Preferably you
generate an SVG graphic as it has nice tooltips.
Contrary to the other tool, Package-Dependencies does not show
unnecessary transitive dependencies. It only displays the direct and
shortest dependencies. Circular dependencies are highlighted in red.
Very useful for complicated packages like Seaside
(http://builder.seaside.st/distributions/004-Seaside3.0.0-a5/seaside.svg).
I should add it to the build-server :-)
Lukas
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