def cg(output,
show,
verbose,
classname,
methodname,
descriptor,
accessflag,
no_isolated,
apk):
"""
Create a call graph and export it into a graph format.
classnames are found in the type "Lfoo/bar/bla;".
Example:
\b
$ androguard cg APK
"""
androcg_main(verbose=verbose,
APK=apk,
classname=classname,
methodname=methodname,
descriptor=descriptor,
accessflag=accessflag,
no_isolated=no_isolated,
show=show,
output=output)
def cg(output,
show,
verbose,
classname,
methodname,
descriptor,
accessflag,
no_isolated,
apk):
"""
Create a call graph and export it into a graph format.
Example:
\b
$ androguard cg APK
"""
androcg_main(verbose=verbose,
APK=apk,
classname=classname,
methodname=methodname,
descriptor=descriptor,
accessflag=accessflag,
no_isolated=no_isolated,
show=show,
output=output)
def main():
parser = create_parser()
args = parser.parse_args()
androcg_main(args.verbose,
args.APK[0],
args.classname,
args.methodname,
args.descriptor,
args.accessflag,
args.no_isolated,
args.show,
args.output)
def cg(output, show, verbose, classname, methodname, descriptor, accessflag,
no_isolated, apk):
"""
Create a call graph and export it into a graph format.
The default is to create a file called callgraph.gml in the current
directory!
classnames are found in the type "Lfoo/bar/bla;".
Example:
\b
$ androguard cg examples/tests/hello-world.apk
"""
androcg_main(verbose=verbose,
APK=apk,
classname=classname,
methodname=methodname,
descriptor=descriptor,
accessflag=accessflag,
no_isolated=no_isolated,
show=show,
output=output)
def main():
parser = create_parser()
args = parser.parse_args()
androcg_main(args.verbose, args.APK[0], args.classname, args.methodname,
args.descriptor, args.accessflag, args.no_isolated, args.show,
args.output)