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Class::C3 is your friend... (Score:1)
There is a script in the Class::C3 distribution that does this and much more.
My tweaked version of it is here:
http://github.com/melo/scripts/blob/master/bin/x-perl-c3-visualize [github.com]
The original is here:
http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/FLORA/Class-C3-0.20/util/visualize_c3.pl [perl.org]
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Sorry, I don't think I was clear about my intent. There are a number of alternatives for doing this, but the name of this project, Class::Sniff, suggests my purpose: searching out code smells in OO code. To this end, merely collecting the hierarchy is the first bit. I also have to look for inappropriate inheritance, multiple inheritance, which methods are overridden where, etc. As a result, I'll eventually need to collect a lot more state about everything and provide analysis tools.