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Trying to manage an inherited Ksh script
Hi
I am trying to get to know a script I have inherited. The original author is no longer available. Does anyone know if there is a utility to parse a ksh script and generate a report/output which details all the defined functions and their arguments? Maybe even provide a 'call trace' of how the script proceeds - which I confess is what I would *really* like. I know I can simply read through and generate this but it is not a small piece of code.... any ideas, advice or guidance would be most appreciated |
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