Relations

Concatenates the two relations. Acts naively, i.e., doesn't internalize external deps on added files.

Drops all dependency mappings a->b where a is in sources. Acts naively, i.e., doesn't externalize internal deps on removed files.

All files in another compilation group (project) that are recorded as a source dependency of a source file in this group.

All files that are recorded as a library dependency of a source file.

All products associated with sources.

All sources with at least one product .

Names (fully qualified, at the pickler phase) of classes defined in source file src.

The relation between a source file and the fully qualified names of classes generated from it.

Source files that generated a class with the given fully qualified name. This is typically a set containing a single file.

The dependency relation between internal and external classes.

External source dependencies that internal source file src depends on. This includes both direct and inherited dependencies.

The dependency relation between internal classes.

Internal source dependencies for src. This includes both direct and inherited dependencies.

The dependency relation between library JARs and class names.

The library class names for the library JAR file lib.

The library files that generated a class with the given fully qualified name. This is typically a set containing a single file.

The dependency relation between internal sources and library JARs.

The library dependencies for the source file src.

The source files that generated class file prod. This is typically a set containing a single file.

The relation between source and product class names.

Only non-local classes, objects and traits are tracked by this relation. For classes, nested objects and traits it's 1-1 relation. For top level objects it's 1-2 relation. E.g., for

object A

The binaryClass will have two entries:

A -> A, A -> A$

This reflects Scala's compiler behavior of generating two class files per top level object declaration.

The classes that were generated for source file src.

The relation between internal sources and generated class files.

Internal source dependencies that depend on external source file dep. This includes both direct and inherited dependencies.

Internal source files that depend on internal source dep. This includes both direct and inherited dependencies.

The source files that depend on library file dep.

Records that the file src generates products products, has internal dependencies internalDeps, has external dependencies externalDeps and library dependencies libraryDeps.