You can search for a text string in the Source window.
To find a text string:
- Click the
Find/Replace button.
The Find/Replace dialog box appears.
- Enter a search string in the Find field or select one from the drop-down list.
- Select one of the following radio buttons to specify the search direction:
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Forward (default)
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Backward
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- Select one of the following radio buttons to specify the search scope:
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All (default)
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Selected Lines
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- Check one or more of the following check boxes to specify search options:
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Case sensitive
When you check this option, upper and lower case spelling is considered. Only terms that match exactly the upper and lower case spelling are displayed.
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Whole word
When you check this option, only words matching the specified term are displayed.
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Regular expressions
When you check this option, the debugger searches for strings containing regular expressions, such as hello\.*mm. The debugger's regular expression engine uses the Java* class java.util.regex. See www.sun.com for more information.
Press Ctrl+Space in the Find field to view context-sensitive help on regular expressions.
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Wrap search
When you check this option, when the debugger reaches the end of the file, it starts searching from the beginning of the file.
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Incremental
When you check this option, the debugger searches for the search string as you enter it. For example, when you type n, the debugger searches for n immediately. When you add e, it searches for ne.
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- Click Find.
The search for the string is initiated from the current position in file. Search results are highlighted.