Is there anything out there that will statically analyse a ruby
project and spit out a call graph? It needn’t be 100% complete or
accurate, just static (all I could find from google was profilers that
spat out call graphs in passing)
martin
On 12.12.2007 08:35, Martin DeMello wrote:
Is there anything out there that will statically analyse a ruby
project and spit out a call graph? It needn’t be 100% complete or
accurate, just static (all I could find from google was profilers that
spat out call graphs in passing)
I don’t think there are any. The issue is, how do you want to do that?
Since you have no type information you cannot generate this graph - or
the graph will be so large that most branches are never traversed. For
example, what do you expect such a tool to output for this:
def f(x) x.to_s end
Basically, since you do not know what x will be you have to put in all
classes #to_s method etc. Am I missing something?
Kind regards
robert
On Dec 12, 2007 1:29 PM, Robert K. [email protected]
wrote:
example, what do you expect such a tool to output for this:
def f(x) x.to_s end
Basically, since you do not know what x will be you have to put in all
classes #to_s method etc. Am I missing something?
Oh - good point 
Didn’t think it through enough - I was thinking
more along the lines of determining which methods within a class did
and didn’t depend on other methods from that class.
martin