Slick V3.3 manual Symbols View Options

Symbols View

•The items listed under the Classes folder are global classes that are not part of a namespace or package.

To clear the filters and see all items again, select the Show all tags option.

For non-object-oriented languages, use the Member combo box to search, since there are no classes. You can hide the combo boxes to save space by right-clicking and selecting Filters, then unchecking the corresponding check box.

Symbols View Options

Right-click on a symbol in the Symbols view to access the following additional filtering options as well as code management options:

•Go to Definition - Moves the cursor to the symbol’s definition (proc). See Symbol Navigation for more information.

•Go to Declaration - Moves the cursor to the symbol’s declaration (proto). See Symbol Navigation for more information.

•Quick Refactoring - Offers two Quick Refactorings: Rename and Modify Parameter List. See Quick Refactoring for more information.

•Organize imports - (Java only) Organizes import statements in Java files. See Organizing Java Im- ports for more information.

•Set Breakpoint - Sets a debugging breakpoint. See Setting Breakpoints for more information.

•Find Tag - Searches for symbols and displays them in the symbol browser. Note that the Find Symbol view also provides this functionality.

•Manage Tag Files - Displays the Context Tagging - Tag Files Dialog for use in managing your tag files.

•Expand and Collapse options - Expands/collapses symbols as specified.

•Sort by - Sorts symbols displayed by tag name, line number, or containers to top, which puts classes, structs, etc. at the top of the list.

•Filters - Filter by class or member, or select Filtering Options to display the Symbol Browser Filter Options dialog. See Symbol Browser Filter Options for information on the available options.

•Contents - Displays the following menu of save and print operations for the symbol browser tree:

•Save - Writes the items displayed in the symbol browser to a text file, prompting you for a file name and directory location. The text file will then be displayed in the editor.

•Print - Displays the Print dialog, where you can configure options for printing the tree.

•Save Subtree and Print Subtree - These options function similarly to the above except they apply to the selected subtree.

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