Built on FMS's integrated .NET parser, Total .NET XRef parses your entire project in the background and immediately knows exactly where things are used.
- Completely integrated into Visual Studio .NET--Total .NET XRef appears as a toolwindow right in the IDE.
- Right-click on any name in code you have defined and Total .NET XRef instantly builds a list of every reference to that name.
- The XRef list shows the class name, member name, line and column, type of reference, and a preview of the line of code containing the reference.
- Supports C# and Visual Basic .NET code.
- Sort or group the list in any way you want. Multiple group levels are supported.
- As you change your code, the background parser keeps up to date, making new search calls extremely fast.
- You can send the entire contents of the of the XRef list to an HTML page for printing, saving, or emailing.
100% .NET
Total .NET XRef is written in 100% managed C#, and was designed from the ground up to be completely integrated with Visual Studio .NET and SourceSafe. With lightning-fast project parsing, a powerful listview, and list reports, code cross reference and change analysis is now easy and accurate.
How Much is That Change Going to Cost You?
So you want to re-factor a class, or re-write a method. How do you know how much time the change is going to take? How destabilizing is the change going to be to code? How many new bugs will you introduce by making a change? The standard approach is to the make the change and see what it breaks. If you have the time, you could also do a lengthy manual analysis of your code to determine the impact. Both approaches are fundamentally flawed. With Total .NET XRef, you can instantly see the number of places a proposed change would affect, making it much easier to determine the cost of the change and determine whether or not the change is justified.
Seamless Visual Studio .NET Integration
Total .NET XRef is completely integrated into the Visual Studio .NET environment. Load the product from the Tools menu, and a dockable toolwindow is shown. To invoke Total .NET XRef, simply right-click on the definition of any name in your source code, and the toolwindow immediately lists all places that refer to that definition.
The list includes where the reference is, the line and column number, and even shows you a code preview of the line. Click on the item and Total .NET XRef moves you to that item’s source file. You can sort or group the list by any field, or filter based on a condition you define. Total .NET XRef even generates HTML-formatted reports so you can print or save lists of references.
Drill Down Into Problem Code
As you develop and debug, you need to know where objects are used. Total .NET XRef can help you find exactly where the problem is. And as your projects grow in size and complexity, instant cross reference of names becomes a necessity, not a luxury.
Total .NET XRef is also included in:
- Total .NET Developer Suite.
Total .NET XRef, Single User - Total .NET XRef is licensed on a per developer basis. Each developer who uses the program must have a license.
Total .NET XRef Supports:
Total .NET XRef has the following system requirements:
- Microsoft Visual Studio .NET.
- Approximately 3 MB Free Disk Space.
- Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, Windows XP Professional, or Windows NT 4. Total .NET XRef is not supported under Windows 95, 98, or ME.
- PC with a Pentium II-class processor, 450 MHz minimum. Pentium III-class processor, 800 MHZ recommended.
Minimum RAM requirements (more is always better):
- Windows XP Professional: 160 megabytes (MB) of RAM
- Windows 2000 Professional and Windows NT 4.0: 96 MB of RAM
- Windows 2000 Server: 192 MB of RAM