Hi Cuong,

Welcome.

What do you mean by CK+OO metrics? Could you explain in more details?

Cheers, Doru

On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 7:32 AM, Cường Phạm cuongpham92@gmail.com wrote:

Hi everyone,

My name is Cuong, from Post and Telecommunication of Information Technology in Vietnam. I am new to Moose, so can I ask you a question about how to use Moose to compute CK+OO metrics? I already exported .mse file for my project from Infusion tool, but it could not import to Moose (version 4.9) to calculate CK+OO metrics. Can you tell me how to do it?

Another question I want to ask you is that there is a function in Infosion tool that allows us to extract CK+OO metrics to html file, which is very convenient. The problem here is that I need to have license of Infusion to extract metrics for big projects (more than 100000 lines of code). It is quite expensive and I could not afford it. So do you have any suggestion about this problem? I really need this for my final thesis at my university.

Thank you so much. Cheers, Cuong.

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On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 7:32 AM, Cường Phạm cuongpham92@gmail.com wrote:

Hi everyone,

My name is Cuong, from Post and Telecommunication of Information Technology in Vietnam. I am new to Moose, so can I ask you a question about how to use Moose to compute CK+OO metrics? I already exported .mse file for my project from Infusion tool, but it could not import to Moose (version 4.9) to calculate CK+OO metrics. Can you tell me how to do it?

Another question I want to ask you is that there is a function in Infosion tool that allows us to extract CK+OO metrics to html file, which is very convenient. The problem here is that I need to have license of Infusion to extract metrics for big projects (more than 100000 lines of code). It is quite expensive and I could not afford it. So do you have any suggestion about this problem? I really need this for my final thesis at my university.

Chao Em Cuong,

I think this better to use MOOSE 5.0 instead of 4.7. You will find the last version here: http://www.moosetechnology.org/#install

In order to use .mse file, you have to select in the world menu, Moose tools and then Moose Panel. After that, you have to select mse on the right, find your mse file in your file system. After that you will be able to browse your model and have a look at various metrics.

Some metrics are already defined in MOOSE, but not sure that all the metrics you want are defined. In that case, you will have to define your own, i.e write some Smalltalk code.

Regards,