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Tag Archives: graphviz
Schema diagrams for PostgreSQL
I have made some progress towards the longstanding goal of drawing nice diagrams of database schemas. Firstly, I’ve figured out how to use yEd‘s Entity Relationship node types as table nodes. These special node types have both a node label, … Continue reading
Coloured call graphs!
Juha Jeronen has added some features to the Python call-graph generator (pyan) I’ve previously blogged about. With a single command line, I can now get pictures like this: A bit of colour always shows a program’s structure in a better … Continue reading
Call graphs in Python part 2
I’ve made some improvements to the program discussed last month in Call graphs in Python. It’s had a significant rewrite in program analysis, paying more attention to how names are used. I’ve also experimented a little more with rendering the … Continue reading
Call graphs in Python
As a guide to program structure, and hopefully an aid to refactoring.