Procedure Explorer - Show dependency calls from source

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Procedure Explorer - Free win32 tool that show dependency calls from/to source

Procedure Explorer is free win32 application that show you what programs are called from your PROGRESS source (.p, .w, .i, .r ...) or it can display includes *.i from your rcode (if it's debug segment presented). It support also some defined MFG runtime includes. Application can find sources where is referenced your targed program or can search files up to top of the call stack.

Read more information in Readme.txt, Current version 1.6 (30.12.2009)

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New version:

1.5 - [17.11.2009]
Add: New function - Where is program referenced
Add: New function - Top of the program call stack
Add: Ignore unbalanced comment messages
Fix: Now accept as command line also rcodes
Fix: Some rcode bugs
Fix: Copy Tree to clipboard error
Fix: Common dialog routines

Where is program referenced - program search in propath where is referenced our program.p (searching also automatically for program.r). Application try parse out all comments so only live strings are searched. It doesn't parse RUN statements like in exploring, it's just strings occurrence in file!

Top of the program call stack - is working like "Where is program referenced" but after some program is find, application it's searching for occurrence this new file name and so on until top of the stack is reached. You can set max level to bypass circular calling. Beware, on lot of files can take some time until the whole process is finished.

 

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New Version

1.6 - [30.12.2009]
Add: Save window position on exit (settings)
Add: Save last used propaths (max 10)
Add: In "Load to Piew" function editor jump to first place in source where is call string referenced (Piew v2.5 needed)
Fix: Fixed real file path name when loading to editor in some cases

Load to Piew - Now it directly jump to call location, or you can immediately search next occurrence with key F3