-Source Code Explorer for Pascal and Delphi'(SCE).

SCE creates Nassi-Shneiderman-charts by simply  loading 
a pascal- or delphi-source code. Additional SCE depicts 
the structure of units as a tree diagram similar the  
W95-explorer. You can make printouts from the charts and
if desired,  a reference diagram of the printout.The
registration for the basic version is free.

-Installation of Source Code Explorer.

SCE is a 32-Bit-program and requires  Windows 95 or Windows NT.

For installation start 'SCE.EXE'. You get the following files Dateien:

Prgedit.exe 
Prgedit.hlp 
Readme.txt
basic.txt
regeng.txt
such.txt
wortsuch.txt
Demo.pas
ureg.dat 


-You also may integrate the SCE  in delphi:

After installation of SCE start Delphi and proceed as follows:

-Choose from the menue Tools|Tools... .
-The  dialogbox 'Tools options' appears. Click on the button 'Add...'.
-The dialogbox 'Tools properties' will appear. Fill in '&SCE' in the field 'Title'.
-Click the button 'Browse...'.
-Search the file 'prgedit.exe' in the installation directory and choose it.
-Fill in the following text in the field 'Parameters:'$SAVE $EDNAME'. (Mind
 that there is a blank between the two macros.)

You can now produce a structure chart from the source code what you are 
just editing. Choose from the IDE-menue Tools|SCE. The source code will be 
saved to your harddisk by Delphi. Then SCE will be started with the path of 
the file what you wish to examine as parameter. The desired chart will be shown.