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IXP2400/IXP2800 Network Processors
Developer Workbench
2.5.11
Bookmarks and Errors/Tags
You can mark your place in a file using
bookmarks.
manipulate bookmarks in your files.
You can find errors in your files using
the Error/Tag tools listed in the tables
below.
See
Table 11
2.5.12
About Find In Files
The Workbench supports the ability to search multiple files for the occurrence of a specified text
string. To perform this search:
1. On the Edit menu, click Find In Files,
or
Click the
toolbar.
The Find In Files dialog box appears.
2. Type the text string you want to search
for, or select from the list of previously
searched-for strings from the Find
what list.
3. Type the file types to be searched, or select from a predefined list of file types in the
In files/file types list.
This box acts as a filter on the names of files to be searched. For example, you can specify
"foo*.txt" to search only files with names that begin with "foo" and have an file extension of
"txt".
4. Type the name of the folder to be searched in the In folder box, or select from the list of
previously searched folders in the list. You can also browse for the folder by clicking the
button to the right of the In folder box.
5. You can also select from the options:
Match whole word only Search for whole word matches only. The characters (){}[]"'<>,.?/
Match case
Look in subfolders
Output to pane 2
6. When you have selected all the options, click Find.
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Table 8
lists the tools to
for a list of Bookmark and Error/Tag controls.
button on the Edit
\;$#@!~+=-|:*&^%, plus space, tab, carriage return and line feed are
considered delimiters of whole words.
Search only for strings that match the case of the characters in your
string.
Search all subfolders beneath the specified folder.
Display the search results in the second output pane, labeled Find In
Files 2.
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