The list reports are available in the Report menu behind the Lists submenu. They report the contents of the analyzed system.
This report produces a simple list of files that belong to your project. Each file detected is included whether it has been analyzed or not.
Sample report: File list
This is a more thorough file listing. It includes the following information for each file:
Sample report: File list with details
This report lists all files by their size and date last modified. You can use the information to spot large .frx, .res and .resx files, for example, or files that have not been modified recently even if they should have been.
Sample report: File sizes and dates
When you have done a multi-project analysis and wish to know which file belongs to which project, get this report.
The Module list report prints modules, forms, classes, structures, interfaces etc. in alphabetical order. If you have analyzed a .NET project, COM files or several projects together, you also get a hierachical listing which groups the modules by their namespace or project/library name.
Sample report: Module list
Tip: You can get tailored module lists in the Modules window, where you can filter the lists and sort them the way you like.
This report lists all defined namespaces. It is designed for .NET projects and solutions and is not useful for earlier VB versions.
The procedure list reports procedure declarations module by module.
Sample report: Procedure list
Tip: You can get tailored procedure lists in the Procedures window, where you can filter the lists and sort them the way you like.
This report lists all procedures sorted by name.
Sample report: Procedure list, alphabetical
This report is like the basic procedure list with the following details added.
This report lists all variables and constants in the system. Local variables and procedure parameters are included as well. Dead variables are pointed out.
Sample report: Variables and constants
Tip: You can get tailored variable and constant lists in the Variables, constants and parameters window, where you can filter the lists and sort them the way you like.
This report lists the user-defined Type declarations, the Enum declarations and the COM Alias declarations available. The report title and contents vary by the type of the project(s) analyzed.
.NET Structures are not listed on this report as they are quite like classes, not like conventional user-defined types (simple records). You can get .NET Structures in the Module list.
Sample report: Types and Enums
Tip: You can get tailored data type and enum lists in the Data types window, where you can filter the lists and sort them the way you like.
The Dictionary lists all identifiers in a project, sorted alphabetically. It is useful when getting to know someone else's code. If you don't know what a word refers to, you can always check it in the Dictionary. You can also use it to show up duplicate names.
Sample report: Dictionary
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