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Function <-> script mapping

Hi - Is there a tool available which given a set of PHP scripts will
analyse them and show you which function is called by which other
function ? I'm looking for something which would allow me to see all
the functions which call foo().

I feel like I've seen the output of something like this but I can't
think where.

thanks

richard.
Jul 17 '05 #1
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Richard Shea wrote:
Hi - Is there a tool available which given a set of PHP scripts will
analyse them and show you which function is called by which other
function ? I'm looking for something which would allow me to see all
the functions which call foo().

I feel like I've seen the output of something like this but I can't
think where.


There must be some IDEs that do this. But it's almost as easy to do a text
search in multiple files for "foo"; and even better if your OS/environment
supports regexp for that search - something like "foo\s*\(".
Jul 17 '05 #2

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