Goran,  I took a peek at the site you posted and I couldn't read it! 
Now where did I put my Babelfish?  Interestingly enough, I could read
the Smalltalk with no problem.  :)  This is looking fantastic, man.  You
load at a very high level and it slurps in the .java and builds a
declarative model.  Very nice.   I'm not worried about the inner classes
bit, but only the design structure of classes within each module (and
across modules, I suppose).  There are about 50+  classes in play in a
complicated way.

Please, please don't rush it out or anything.  I've plenty to do, and
won't touch it until this weekend earliest.  I hope you are feeling much
better.  Sick is no fun at all, is it?

cheers,
Robert

"Gšran" Hultgren <gohu at rocketmail.com> wrote:
> I will send you a zip.
> 
> It's code that I wrote for a customer for analysis and enforcement of modularity. It loads a
> source tree and constructs instances of JavaFile, JavaClass, JavaInterface, JavaPackage etc. It
> does not create any methods though, but that can probably be added easily. More importantly it
> also parses full dependency info that Jikes can produce and thus complements the model with
> complete dependencies. I have for example some code that rewrites the import-clauses in the source
> files to be "exactly right".
> 
> The main functionality is that you can declare "modules" - subsets of the packages/classes that
> the code then aggregates dependencies for. You can then generate reports summarizing the
> dependencies between the modules you defined. By adding rules for what modules different modules
> are allowed to depend on you can "rerun" this thing regularly and get reports on any "breakage" of
> the dictated rules.
> 
> It works pretty good even though there might be some problems with really complicated inner
> classes etc. I don't remember exactly but I think I made a kludge that worked for 99% of the time
> - the code base I ran it on had A LOT of nested inner classes etc. and it seemed to get it right.
> 
> I also actually wrote a small article about it: http://www.bluefish.se/aquarium/jdepper.html
> It's in swedish (sorry), but you can still see some samle module definitions and some report
> output.
> 
> I am currently home sick - but I will probably go to work tomorrow. I will check if I have this
> here at home, otherwise you have it in say 24 hours.
> 
> regards, Gšran
> 
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