Slick V3.3 manual Declarations, Functions/Methods

Symbols View

•Inherited - When selected, only inherited members that this class can access are displayed. When unselected, only members of this class are displayed.

•Preprocessed - When selected, only members expanded by pre-processing are displayed. This is specifically useful for MFC classes. When unselected, only non-preprocess members displayed.

•Declarations

•Template - (C++ only) When selected, only template classes are displayed. When unselected, only non-template classes are displayed.

•Const - (C++ only) When selected, only methods which do not modify members (method1() const) are displayed. When unselected, only non-const methods are displayed.

Use the Symbol Properties View (right-click in the Symbols view and choose Arguments, or from the main menu click Window → Show View → Other, expand SlickEdit Views and double-click Sym- bol Properties) to view other const information for declarations (for example, int const * const *pcpcvariable;).

•Final - (Java only) When selected, only final members are displayed. When unselected, only non-fi- nal members are displayed.

•Volatile - (C++ only) When selected, only volatile method members (method1() volatile) are dis- played. When unselected, only non-volatile members are displayed.

•Synchronized - (Java only) When selected, only synchronized members are displayed. When unse- lected, only non-synchronized members are displayed.

•Extern - When selected, only identifiers defined explicitly using the extern keyword are displayed. When unselected, only identifiers defined which do not explicitly use the extern keyword are dis- played.

•Anonymous - When selected, only class names which are automatically generated by Context Tag- ging® are displayed. When unselected, only explicitly named classes are displayed.

•Functions/Methods

•Inline - When selected, inline functions or methods are displayed.

•Constructors - When selected, constructors are displayed.

•Operators - When selected, overloaded operators are displayed.

•Abstract - When selected, only abstract methods are displayed. When unselected, only non-abstract methods are displayed.

•Virtual - When selected, only virtual methods are displayed. When unselected, only non-virtual meth- ods are displayed. All non-static Java methods are implicitly virtual.

•Static (class methods) - When selected, only static methods are displayed. When unselected, only non-static methods are displayed.

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