NDepend comes to the rescue. But it targets large code bases and costs some money.
Daniel Brückner
2010-02-22 16:29:32
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NDepend is a very good tool.. This may help as well.. .Net Reflector by Red gate with some of the following plugins...
Aim Kai
2010-02-22 16:42:25
+1 for NDepend....
Richard Ev
2010-02-22 17:10:10
ditto; my favourite tool :)
Joel in Gö
2010-02-23 09:12:59
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You could try some Reflector's add ins, like SequenceViz and AutoDiagrammer. See the full list here.
Fernando
2010-02-22 16:43:13
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If you can take a copy of the project, and load it up on Visual Studio 2010, there is a "Generate Sequence Diagram" option at the method level -- you can see the call tree for calls below the method that you are on.
JMarsch
2010-02-22 17:00:25
Hi JMarsch, I loaded up VS 2010 Ultimate RC but couldn't find what you suggested even after playing around with it. Thanks for the suggestion away, cheers!
N_R
2010-02-23 16:39:13
I haven't tried it with an ASPX application, so maybe that's the problem. Here's where to find it: In the Code Editor, right-click on a method name. In the context menu "Generate Sequence Diagram..." is the fourth item from the top.
JMarsch
2010-02-23 18:03:09