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Gridiron Flow is pretty nice

Wednesday, February 18, 2009   

Now, Gridiron Flow is a pretty cool tool showing you document file dependencies. After a whole lot of Backtrack scanning (none of it complete yet), opening a FLA shows a lot of file linking going on.

It will find the document class without any problem, but I'd like it to show stubs for the imported classes too. I haven't seen that happen (yet). Overall though it's a really sweet tool.

I'll actually read up on some documentation for this thing to make sure I'm using it properly. The idea behind this is quite remarkable.

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