cinclude2dot2 is intended to be an original, clean-house, remaking and
"remastering" of the Perl-based cinclude2dot tool.
Using cinclude2dot requires using Python. This script was developed using
Python 2.7 and 3.3, and should be compatible with both.
cinclude2dot2 uses a JSON configuration file, which, by convention,
is named config.cinclude2dot2. In this file, you may:
- Specify nodes to cluster based on Python regular expressions
- Search for and style nodes based on Python regular expressions
cinclude2dot2 also uses the Python argparse module in order to
provide a full-featured command line interface.
To use, download the script and its config.cinclude2dot2 JSON configuration
file to the root directory that you wish to create a graph of. Then, run:
python cinclude2dot2.py
This will produce a file named output.dot by default. To emit .dot output
to stdout, instead call:
python cinclude2dot2.py -O
or, instead, to output to a certain file name in the current directory:
python cinclude2dot.py -o FILENAME
To set the root directory of focus to antoher directory, use:
python cinclude2dot2.py -Irelative/path/to/file
To recursively search the root directory and its folders for C/C++ files to analyze, use:
python cinclude2dot2.py -r
To only allow certain files with certain suffixes to be analyzed, use:
python cinclude2dot2.py --suffix .ONE .TWO .THREE
To use another JSON configuration file, use:
python cinclude2dot2.py --config CONFIG_FILENAME
The JSON configuration file should consist of a single JSON object, with 5 possible different top-level pair labels:
These correspond to the node[], edge[], graph[] settings as seen
in the dot file.
These cluster filenames that match the regex into a node cluster.
This command will apply a style to nodes that match the regex. Tags besides "regex" will be applied.