Std DependencyGraph

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Std DependencyGraph

Menu location
Tools → Dependency graph...
Workbenches
All
Default shortcut
None
Introduced in version
-
See also
None


Description

Tools → Dependency graph...

DependencyGraph1.png

Installation

Ubuntu Linux: You just need to install the graphviz package from the Ubuntu repositories.

Windows: See http://graphviz.org/

You don't need any configuration of FreeCAD preferences. If FreeCAD cannot find the utility "dot" (from the Graphviz package) then a dialog comes up and asks the user for its path. It then tries to start the utility again and in case it succeeds the value is written automatically to the user parameters.

Mac/OSX: You can install graphviz using brew:

  $ brew install graphviz

This installs the graphviz binaries under /usr/local/bin. Unfortunately we can't navigate there from the file dialog that comes up from FreeCAD->Tools->Dependency graph. So let's create a link to /usr/local/bin in our home directory:

  $ ln -s /usr/local/bin ~/

Now when asked to select the graphviz install directory go to your home directory and select "bin".

Save/Export

With version 014.3700 and above you can save/export the displayed dependency graph.

Just choose FileSave As to save the graph as a picture (PNG/BMP/GIF/JPG), a vector graphic (SVG) or as a pdf-file (PDF).
FileExport or ToolsSave picture will NOT work.