Am Dienstag, den 02.03.2010, 22:21 -0500 schrieb Armelius Cameron:
> I am wondering if anyone knows any tool to generate a graphical
> representation
> of directory structure as a tree. Directories would be a node, files would
> be
> leaves. I know about the command line "tree". It's similar, but not exactly
> what I need. It'd be nice to be able to rotate something like the output of
> "tree" command line 90 degree, so that the siblings are on the same
> horizontal
> level. Also, preferably the output is in SVG, so I can edit it using e.g.
> Inkscape. But if not, I guess other formal (i.e. PNG, PS) is a possibility
> too.
>
> I know about Graphviz. So if I can't find anything I guess I can try to do
> this
> myself and code up something. I just didn't want to do the work if something
> is already out there :) . If there are other tools similar to Graphviz (maybe
> something simpler), I'd like to hear about it too.
Maybe this graphviz I used once will help, it generates a PNG. I used
some recursion, but no clue about doing it with just one command (find,
tree, may..be?)
---
#!/bin/bash
function recurse () {
SUBS=$(find $1 -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d)
for a in $SUBS
do
echo "\"$1\" -> \"$a\";" >> $DOTFILE
recurse $a
done
}
DOTFILE=$(mktemp)
export IFS=$'\n'
echo "digraph unix {" > $DOTFILE
echo "node [color=lightblue2, style=filled];" >> $DOTFILE
recurse $1
echo "}" >> $DOTFILE
dot -Tpng $DOTFILE > dirs.png
eog dirs.png &
---
Call it with drawrecurse.bash /home/myuser/mytree. You can modify it in
many ways, and change graphviz options to get your desired output.
Greets!
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