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Dependencies visualizer + UI enhancement #2
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This change also reworks the UI to be based on paper-elements.
…to ui-deps Conflicts: web/format_versions/version1.dart web/format_versions/versions.dart web/infohelper.dart web/viewer.css web/viewer.dart web/viewer.html
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Dependency Viewer
This pull request adds a viewer for the "callgraph" function dependency data contained in the dump-info dump file. It displays this information in a 3-tiered table:
The selected element is in the middle, and the functions using that element are shown above. The elements being used by the element are below.
Paper-Elements
To accommodate the dependency viewer, the UI had to contain tabs to toggle between the different data models. This either required either writing a complete tabs implementation, or using the tabs in Paper-Elements. Because I was already using Polymer, this was an easy transition.