Epson S5U1C17001C, Manual

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[Limit To]
Restrict the search target by making the selections shown below.
[Declarations] Declared location
[Definitions] Defined place (function, method, variable, field)
[References] Referenced location
[All Occurrences] All occurrences, including the above
[Scope]
Use the radio buttons listed below to narrow the search domain:
[Workspace]
Entire workspace
[Selected Resources]
Resource selected in the [C/C++ Projects] or [Navigator] view
[Enclosing projects]
Project that contains the resource selected in the [C/C++ Projects] or [Navigator]
view
[Working Set:]
Resources in a selected working set. Use the dialog box displayed by clicking the
[Choose...] button to select a working set.
[Customize...]
Selects the search page ([File Search] or [C/C++ Search]) to display in the [Search] dialog box.
[Search]
Performs a search using the parameters specified above.
[Cancel]
Cancels a search.
5.6.4 C Search from Context Menu
You can also search for places where the selected element is declared or referenced from the context menu on the
editor or [Outline] view.
(1) Select an element such as a variable or function from the source in the editor or from the [Outline] view and
right-click to display the context menu.
(2) To search for declared locations, select the search range (workspace, current project, or working set) in the
[Declarations] submenu.
(3) To search for referenced locations, select the search range (workspace, current project, or working set) in the
[References] submenu.
The search results are displayed in the [Search] view.
5.6.5 Canceling a Search
The [Search] view is displayed at the start of the search. The [Cancel Current Search] button in the [Search] view
toolbar remains enabled while a search is underway. Click this button to cancel the search.