Re: tool to check that System.out.println() is only called from Log.java
- From: Meetlint <meetlint@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 May 2005 22:28:25 +0200
Robert Klemme wrote:
What about grep? AFAIR ant can search through files also.
I gave a simple example but in the future I would like to write more specific rules, which get very close to Java parsing...
I will be looking at http://classycle.sourceforge.net/ which says:
Classycle's Dependency Checker searchs for unwanted class dependencies described in a dependency definition file. Dependency checking helps to monitor whether certain architectural constrains (e.g. in a layered architecture) are fulfilled or not.
thanks, Peter .
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