I just realized I’ve been sitting on version 0.4 of dotcat for, oh, 6 months. Well, no longer, here it is. The big change from the previous version is that it (hopefully) does a better job of picking which nodes to keep.
Download dotcat 0.4
I just realized I’ve been sitting on version 0.4 of dotcat for, oh, 6 months. Well, no longer, here it is. The big change from the previous version is that it (hopefully) does a better job of picking which nodes to keep.
Download dotcat 0.4
Hi,
I was looking forward to use dotcat on a Fedora Core 6 linux install.
At first (as perl newbie) I got surprised by missing packages (on my
platform). But I guess I could fix this (refer at the end of post for more
on this).
Now, dotcat loads all it’s dependencies but when invoked on a doxygen
generated dot file (a single one) it spits out the following message:
get_attribute: not a compat02 graph at /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.8/Graph.pm line 2367.
Line 2367 of that Graph.pm corresponds to the subroutine _attr02_123
which seems to check for “$g->is_compat02″. Any clue and any hint welcomed !
Thanks
Yours
Eric Boix.
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# Caveat emptor: perl newbie suggestions !!!!
# Grab version 0.4:
# Install on Fedora core 6:
wget http://zovirl.com/2006/03/files/dotcat4.zip
unzip dotcat4.zip
# Launching the expanded dotcat perl script will fail. Suggested fixes follow:
# For Class/MethodMaker.pm
yum install perl-Class-MethodMaker
# For Graph.pm
yum search perl-Graph
# Forgot what it was for: not needed !?
yum install perl-GraphViz
# For Graph/Reader/Dot.pm
# First: because perl-Graph-ReadWrite requires XML::Write:
yum install perl-XML-Writer
# and then:
wget http://ftp.belnet.be/packages/dries.ulyssis.org/fedora/fc7/i386/RPMS.dries/perl-Graph
-ReadWrite-2.00-1.2.fc7.rf.noarch.rpm
# Because of message:
# Can’t locate object method “new” via package “Graph::Directed” (perhaps you forgot
# to load “Graph::Directed”?) at ./dotcat line 453.
# add line “use Graph::Directed;” (without “” of course) circa line 512 to obtain:
use Graph;
use Graph::Directed;
use Graph::Reader::Dot;
# dotcat script should now load properly ?!?!
posted on July 2, 2007 by Eric Boix