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What kind of project mgmt software do I want/need?
#1
I have an web application that I need to edit and re-work. It is comprised of about 20 PHP scripts, including a few dozen functions and classes.

I'd like something that will take the whole folder and create some sort of representation of the interconnectedness of the scripts, the variables (globals and local), scoping, dependencies, etc.

What software / web-based solution am I looking for? I don't even know where to start googling...

These seem like overkill: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/open-sourc...tware.html
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#2
Mac sw options -
http://applequack.com/2008/07/06/reviews...nt-page-1/

I've used Omniplan and it get the job done. Not as many complicated and generally worthless features as in MS Project or more advanced software beyond (Primavera, etc). You can download and use a full demo for 14 days to see if you like it. Not sure about online solutions.
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#3
Maybe I just don't see the obvious.

I want something I can drop a folder onto, and it will generate a flow chart of interconnected programs, variables, classes, etc. in a nice, easy-to-read tree structure.
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#4
Ah, sorry, I misunderstood what exactly you were looking for. I'm not sure that there is a simple, drag and drop solution to what you're looking for. That said, you could probably copy the folder titles, paste them in en-masse, and then do the same for the sub folders. Uncertain how it would

Might bento and a suitable template would do some of what you want? (dunno, just supposing)
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#5
Am doing it manually in omnigraffle right now. Painfully slow.

Thanks for the ideas.
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