In this mode, the cumulated incoming reference view shows object counts, sizes and percentages that refer to the top level entry. This makes it easy to analyze what percentage of the current object set is held through a particular chain of references.
In this mode, each level is treated like a new independent object set.
Note that for static fields, constants, java stack references and the internal references in the JVM the origin of the reference do not belong to accessible objects. The Size column shows a zero value and a filter selection is not possible for these incoming reference types.
Note that this is the shallow size which does not include the size of referenced arrays and instances but only the size of the corresponding pointers.
No specific view settings apply to the cumulated incoming references.
The lengths of the bars in the object count column are adjusted for the sibling nodes in the tree (not the top level) and the colors of the bars alternate between dark and light red for descending tree levels.
A new object set will be created that contains all instances of classes and arrays that reference objects in the current object set via the selected references. After your selection, the view helper dialog will assist you in choosing the appropriate view for the new object set.