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finding linked files in project

Hi!
How do I find all files (php, html, gif, jpg, ...) NOT used, starting from
index.php, out of a project containing about 200 files without having to
read every line of every file looking for includes or links etc.?

Why isnt't there any information on the web? Isn't this a quite common
problem?

Thanks
Jul 17 '05 #1
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"Armin" <ar*************@gmx.at> wrote in message
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Hi!
How do I find all files (php, html, gif, jpg, ...) NOT used, starting from
index.php, out of a project containing about 200 files without having to
read every line of every file looking for includes or links etc.?

Why isnt't there any information on the web? Isn't this a quite common
problem?

Thanks


Just do a file search based on last access time.
Jul 17 '05 #2

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