OOV Export Database

The Oovcde program allows exporting to an sqlite database. The database schema looks like the following:

The Oovcde program's main purpose is to find all related classes, so it does not contain all code information.

The following describes the tables in the datase.

Table	Description
Component	Components are run-time modules
Method	Contains methods/functions of classes
MethodTypeRef	Contains types that are referred to from methods
Module	Contains the name of the source file
Statement	Contains statements that belong to methods
Type	Contains classes or simple data types
TypeRelation	Contains class aggregation or inheritance relations

Component

Column	Description
name	The component name. Component types must be defined within Oovcde for this to contain entries.

Column	Description
name	The function name. If overloaded, it is appended with +;hash.
lineNumber	The line number of the method definition in the source code
visibility	0=public, 1=protected, 2=private
const	Indicates if it is a const method
virtual	Indicates if it is a virtual method
idOwningClass	The ID of the owning class/type
idOwningModule	The ID of the owning module

Column	Description
name	The variable name.
codeLines	The number of lines with code.
commentLines	The number of lines with comments.
moduleLines	The number of lines in the module.
idOwningComponent	The ID of the owning component. Component types must be defined in Oovcde for this to be filled.

Column	Description
statementDescription	2=method call, 3=variable reference
lineNumber	The statement index
idOwningMethod	The method that contains this statement.
idSupplierType	The type that is referenced by this statement
idSupplierMethod	The method that is referenced by this statement

Column	Description
name	The name of the type
idOwningModule	The module where the type is defined.
lineNumber	The line number of the type definition in the source code

Global methods are treated as if they belong to the class with an empty name.
Methods that do not belong to a class may have the name appended with a # character. These can be template calls, or classes that are defined outside of the project. This may change in the future.
The value -1 is often used to mean undefined. This may change in the future.