Scanning and printing projects.

[limelect 48]

During my professional work, I made a huge amount of projects.

I wonder if some free/opensource are there that scan the disk

and find all the projects and print them.

The project is not elaborate but I want very extensive

analysis of what I have.

So before I start I need to know if there is a free program to analyze

(I have not given yet too much thought yet)  the projects by their use/names and maybe more.

The amount of projects is really big since Delphi 1 !!!!

 

P.S find the main and which components are used and the uses and more

 

Edited April 27, 2021 by limelect

[FPiette 384]

Do you mean something to find all DPR files on your disk?

Try this on the command line:

 

DIR /B /S C:\*.DPR

 

To get the list in a text file, proceed like this;

 

DIR /B /S C:\*.DPR >MyTextFile

[limelect 48]

@FPiette Definitely NOT. Finding DPR is too simple.

What I want is after hundreds of projects I wonder if I can deduce from the project files

what the project is about.

After more than 30 years I do not remember ALL that I have done.

My way of thinking is far more complex than just finding DPR.

It is about analyzing a project and deducing its use.

Or coming close to the above by knowing what the components may be?

Maybe some of the names I am using will give a clue?

Yes, I know it is crazy.

Looking at my back up I am (some time) amazed at what I find there.

Edited April 28, 2021 by limelect

[Fr0sT.Brutal 900]

2 hours ago, limelect said:

After more than 30 years I do not remember ALL that I have done.

My way of thinking is far more complex than just finding DPR.

It is about analyzing a project and deducing its use.

Or coming close to the above by knowing what the components may be?

Maybe some of the names I am using will give a clue?

Looks like you have an idea for your N+1-th project. Use AI, ML and neuronets there 🙂

[limelect 48]

@Fr0sT.Brutal It seems to be my next project

Well, I am always looking for something very interesting.

After all, many of us work for the same things for years.

Is it not time to change a little?

[Guest]

Write an application that:

Collect all files,

Run them though DelphiAST,

Run the result through a simple loop where you pick what you want,

Put the result in a grid.

 

This post gets you started: 

 

 

 

🙂

 

 

[Pat Foley 51]

What about using Model View as a start and save each UML Class Diagram.   In the past I put start up 

data in non visual components at design time and years later spent a little time trying 

to determine how the program was able to start... Looking at the DFM component's event assignments is another

part of how the program works.  

 

Here's a program for cad files.  https://www.iseekcorp.com//copy-of-cadseek-adviser