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| Call Tree
| Place the cursor within a function. Click  in the toolbar
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| 2.
| Caller Tree
| Place the cursor on a function name. Click  in the toolbar
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| 3.
| File Call Tree
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The File Call tree shows the relationship between all functions in the current file.
It helps you to get started with understanding and reviewing the file.
- Click Tree → Create File Call Tree
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| 4.
| File Tree
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The file-tree shows files that are #included in the current file.
- Click  in the main toolbar
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| 5.
| Data Dependency Tree
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Place the cursor on any data-object.
- Click <Create Data Dependency Tree>  icon in the toolbar.
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| 6.
| Base Class Tree
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A base class tree is a tree of the current class and it's base classes.
- Place the cursor on a class name.
- Right click, then click Base Classes.
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| 7.
| Derived Class Tree
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A derived class tree is a tree of the current class and it's derived classes.
- Place the cursor on a class name.
- Right click, then, click Derived Classes
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| 8.
| Include By Tree
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The Include by Tree shows files that include the current file.
- Place the cursor anywhere in the current file.
- Click the Tree → Create Include By Tree
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| 9.
| Project Call Tree
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A Project Call Tree is the Call Tree of all root functions of a project.
- Make sure that all files in the Project have been parsed (in Project Management menu).
- Click Tree → Project Call Tree
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| 10.
| Project File Tree
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A Project File Tree is a file tree of all project files. The files not included by any file are at the first level.
- Make sure that all files in the Project have been parsed (in Project Management menu).
- Click Tree → Create Project File Tree
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| 11.
| Project Class Tree
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Make sure that all files in the Project have been parsed (in Project Management menu).
- Click Tree → Create Project Classes Or press  + 
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| 12.
| File Relationship Tree of the current file
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A File Relationship Tree shows the files from which the current file uses Globals or Functions.
- Place the cursor anywhere in the current file.
- Click the Tree → Create File Relationship Tree
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| Class Relationship Tree of the current class
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A Class Relationship Tree displays the classes which use the Data Members or Function members of the current class. Such classes should not be in the hierarchy of the current class.
- Place the cursor on a class name.
- Click Tree → Class Relationship Tree
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