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Searching for components and functions
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The Search... function can be used for searching for components, imported functions and exported functions from a selected SDK. The default search scope used for the search dialog is based on the view from which the search action is started.
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To search components and functions:
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Right-click a component in the component tree or an imported or exported function in the Imported Functions or Exported Functions tab.
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Write a search string in the Search string field.
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Select the search target: (Components, Imported functions, or Exported functions).
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Define the match types:
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Contains: Matches when the search string is included in the object name.
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Starts With: Matches when the object name starts with the search string.
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Ends With: Matches when the object name ends with the search string.
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Exact Match: Matches when the object name and the search string equals.
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Regular Expression: Matches when the search string as regular expression matches with the object name.
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Note! The Case sensitive check box can be used for other match types except for the Regular Expression type.
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Note! For Imported and Exported Functions'Contains and Regular Expression search types, use the full function name, prefix::baseName(parameterlist) for matching, but for other search types, use the function's base name only. For example, the full method name is CEikAppUi::CreateFileL(TDesC16 const&), but the function base name is CreateFileL.
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Click Search.
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Double-click a search result from the list, and it appears in the corresponding component, imported function, or exported function in the main view. If the component is not already existing in component tree, it is opened as a root component. If you check the Confirm set as new root in Search dialog check box, the component is automatically set as a new root without confirmation, and the confirmation is not asked anymore. Note that you can also change the preferences. For instructions on changing preferences, see Setting preferences.
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Now you can analyse the component or function in more detail. For more information, see Analysing components.
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(Optional) You can copy the search result by right-clicking it and selecting Copy.