New in v1.9.5
The Code Browser.
Every scan writes one self-contained page that reads the code: five tabs that never leave the screen — Changes (the side-by-side diff, for comparisons), Overview, Files, Classes and Visualiser — with the browser’s Back button and a breadcrumb on every screen. A single-project scan gets the same page without the Changes tab.
Overview. A comparison opens with the changed files ranked by what happened in them, each with a one-line story; below that, the whole project — languages, directories with their include links, every class, every file — and changed files open in the diff.
Changes. The side-by-side diff: every counter in the toolbar is a claim you can click and step through, the Ledger decomposes it into rows, moves paint violet at both ends, and the changed-file list carries per-function churn chips.
Files. A directory tree of every file; the reader shows a file’s classes, its functions in line order, what it includes, who includes it, and the source with line numbers. Changed files wear C/D/A chips and open in the diff.
Classes. Every class or namespace container found (C++, C# and Java): its files, its methods with file and line, the classes its code mentions — a textual match, each mention cited to file and line — and the classes that mention it.
Visualiser — directories. The include map as a 3D scene: one dot per top-level directory, an arrow from A to B for every include that crosses between them, with the count on the arrow. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom.
Visualiser — classes. The class ego view: one class at the centre, its methods round it coloured by this scan’s churn, the classes its code mentions as satellites; click one to travel to it, and every link cites where the mention is.
Read it in the guide: The Code Browser · the papers behind the counters: Papers.
