Does Rosetta have a class diagram for each class in the source code?

[Anonymous]

When reading the source code, follow the function to find the class definition, but there is no way to know which class it inherits from or whether there is a defined subclass of the class. At the same time, I don’t know which file the virtual function of the virtual base class is implemented in.So I would like to ask if there is a class diagram of the code

[Anonymous]

We maintain private auto-generated Doxygen documentation with inheritence diagrams for every class, for developers in the Rosetta Commons.  If you’re in a Commons lab, please contact Sergey Lyskov <sergey.lyskov@gmail.com> for access.

[Anonymous]

We stopped publishing it years ago because doxygen kept leaking our source code into the html documentation release.  The last one we published was probably for 3.4 (https://www.rosettacommons.org/manuals/archive/rosetta3.4_user_guide/inherits.html), which is obviously missing a lot of new stuff but ok for global structure of Rosetta.

Generally Rosetta follows two rules:

1) A file’s name is that class’s name and vice versa: Pose is defined in Pose.hh

2) A file’s place in a directory structure is a class’s place in C++ namespace: core::pose::Pose is defined in core/pose/Pose.hh

That will get you to 90% of places.  ack-grep will get you to the rest ( https://beyondgrep.com/)

[Anonymous]

Hi，in the link you give, there is a super large class with many inherited classes, but the picture is very fuzzy, and there is no link jump. Because I can’t see clearly, I don’t know if that’s the mover class I’m looking for.Do you have a clear picture of this super large class？

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