Interactive Chart View

The Interactive Chart View provides information about the objects in the workspace in the form of interactive charts. Clicking the charts lets you drill down and access more detailed information in the form of charts and tables. To drill back up, click .

Right-clicking in the tables lets you select from a number of options: edit, copy or delete objects, include in or exclude from the project, assign tags, view properties. You can also choose to have the files shown in the Repository Browser pane or to open Interactive Analysis. The last option in the context menu, Query Repository, lets you view additional information about the object such as: dependent or used sources, direct references and what the legacy source is.

There are four main pie charts:

• Object Types - a pie chart representation of the types of objects and their number. Clicking on any segment opens the Average Lines of Code chart which is a representation of all objects of the selected type grouped by the number of lines of code. Clicking on a segment in this chart displays a table with a list of all objects that fit into this segment as well as information about them such as: type, source name, source path and lines of code.
• Cyclomatic Complexity - presents the cyclomatic complexity index for programs of all types. Clicking on a segment in this chart displays a list of programs that fit the selected cyclomatic complexity index boundary. The list is presented in a table containing information such as: type, program name, cyclomatic complexity, maintainability index and legacy name.
• Average Modifications - represents the objects that have been modified grouped by the number of modifications. Clicking on a segment drills down to the Object Types chart. Clicking further opens a table with information about object type, source name and source path.
• Average Modification Date - represents the number of files of all types that have been modified within specific time periods. Clicking on a segment drills down to the Object Types chart. Clicking further opens a table with information about object type, source name and source path.