Re: Filtering in LPEX

[Tim Clarke <tclarke@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dave,

I like the outline view for navigating through the program.  If you're 
not familiar with it, you can display it by going to Window>Show 
View>Basic>Outline. If you expand a particular field for instance within 
the program and click on all the lines it's used in, the editor goes to 
that line of code.   

On Friday, February 16, 2007  1:13 PM, Dave Shaw wrote:
> My employer finally got me a machine that runs WDSCi nicely (Dell Latitude 
> D620 with 2 GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 1 GB Ram, 7200 RPM hard drive), so now 
> I'm trying to move from good ol' CODE400 to LPEX.
>
> In CODE, Ctrl-I brings up a window where you can enter a string to filter for, 
> similar to Ctrl-F for searches.  Typically what I'll do is filter a selection, 
> expand the program to look at the area of interest, then Ctrl-I, Enter to 
> filter on the string again.  I can't find an equivalent to Ctrl-I in LPEX.  Is 
> there one, and if so, what is it?  If not, suggestions for similar ways to 
> navigate through a program?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Dave Shaw
>
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