Viewing the Program Structure chart
To view the Program Structure chart, right-click a PLI or COBOL program, and select Code Insights > Show Program Structure. The Program Structure chart opens for the selected program. Nodes representing procedures, programs, and databases are represented by rectangular boxes. Nodes representing external calls are represented by an ellipse shape.
You can use this Program Structure chart to perform the following actions:
Purpose | Action |
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Change the layout of the chart:
| Select View > Chart Direction. |
Show or hide external call nodes. | Select View > Show External Calls. |
Show or hide node icons. | Select View > Show Icons in Nodes. |
Zoom in or out. | Select View > Show Zoom Slider and use the Fit to screen slider. |
Expand all nodes to show their children. | Select View > Expand All. |
Expand or collapse a node to show or hide its children. | Click |
View the following information about a node:
| Hover over a node. |
Display the complete node hierarchy. | Right-click a node and select Show Hierarchy. |
To view the parent node and the descendant nodes. A node must have a children node. | Right-click a node and select Make Root. |
Highlight the line of code in the editor. | Right-click a node and select Show in Editor. |
(For procedures only) Display the Logic Flow chart. Each node in this chart displays the line number and action associated with that node. | Right-click a node and select Show Logic Flow. |
(For procedures only) Display a summary that explains the procedure. | Right-click a node and select Explain Procedure. |