Epson S5U1C17001C, Manual

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5.6 Search
In addition to a function that can be used to search a document opened in the editor, the
IDE
incorporates search
features that allow you to search text in the entire workspace or project and to set search conditions for resources or
C elements. Search results are displayed in the [Search] view. This section describes how to use these search fea-
tures.
5.6.1 Text Search
You can search for the string being selected in the editor not only in the file but also outside the file. The operation
procedure is as follows:
(1) In the editor, drag and select the string to be searched.
(2) Select [Text] from the [Search] menu and select a search domain (workspace, current project, current file or a
specified working set) from its submenu.
Search results are displayed in the [Search] view.
5.6.2 file Search
You can search for a resource in the workspace, current project, or the specified working set. You can also search
for text data included in the file being currently edited. To perform a File Search, do one of the following to display
the [File Search] page of the [Search] dialog box:
• Select [File...] from the [Search] menu.
• Select [Search...] from the [Search] menu, then the [File Search] tab in the ensuing [Search] dialog box.
• Click the [Search] button in the window toolbar, then select the [File Search] tab in the ensuing [Search] dialog
box.
Set the search parameters as described below and click the [Search] button. When the search ends, the search re-
sults are displayed in the [Search] view.
[Containing text:]
Enter the text string being searched for. To search for files only, leave this combo box blank.
If the same search was previously performed from this page, you can select it from the pull-down list. (Click
to display the pull-down list). The following are valid wildcards in the search string:
* : Any string
? : Any character
\ : Place in front of *, ?, or \ to specify them as the search character (\*, \?, or \\).
[Case sensitive]
Select this check box to make searches case-sensitive.