[Source-code visualization utilities]

ML> > Yes it's nice with all these utilities, however I am quite sure that
ML> > you can find small unix programs which does that same for you.
ML>
ML>Sure, but their non-integrated nature makes them a hassle to use. If
ML>they're
ML>plugins, you have to set them up properly and/or they don't keep up with
ML>IDE 
ML>releases. 

One of the students in our research group made some visualization software,
it was kinda cool that you can decide which style you use. For example,
some of our programmers like:

  if ( condition ) 

and some, including myself, like:

  if(condition) 

But his visualization software parses the code and present it in the way
that you desire. I think such software is cool, but it's just one small
step against a complete source-code visualization system. (it could of course
also highlight keywords, etc) 

ML>For example, I found Source Navigator (sourcenav.sourceforge.net) but
ML>remained 
ML>unimpressed.

It seems primitive. Maybe I should check it out anyway.

Bo

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