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Navigate code visually with Visual Studio - COBOL Tutorial
From the course: Migrating COBOL Apps
Navigate code visually with Visual Studio
- COBOL editors can also provide visual support for program analysis. I'm in visual studio code with my desr.com file open and I've selected the extensions panel at the left. As we can see, I've got the basic COBOL extension for highlighting and also the COBOL control flow extension installed. Let's close that, and right click on the code panel and select view COBOL control flow. I'll pull this across and we can see if we look closely that the program has been analyzed to show the control structure with loops and jump shown. We can expand this view with the mouse wheel. If we look at dser-calc, we can see there's a label loop-calc-b. If we hover over it, the first few lines of code are shown. If we click on it, the execution flow is highlighted and the program code moves to line four nine one where loop-calc-b is in the code. We can also close sections of code by clicking on the circle with the minus sign. For example, at…
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Lehman's laws of software evolution3m 2s
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Reengineer and the horseshoe model3m 44s
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Classification of legacy data2m 14s
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The reengineering process4m 53s
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Visualization of legacy COBOL code3m 13s
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Create COBOL flowcharts with Visustin2m 48s
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Navigate code visually with Visual Studio1m 18s
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