Class, Outline, Find and replace – Slick EDIT V3.3 User Manual
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Lists breakpoints (and exception breakpoints for Java) and allows you to modify them. You must use this
view to set breakpoint properties. It can be used when you are not in debug mode. Right-click within the
view window to display a context menu which allows you to jump to the location of a breakpoint or modify
breakpoints. Note that the breakpoints functionality in SlickEdit
®
Core integrates with the Eclipse Break-
points view. For more details on this topic, see
.
Class
Provides an outline of both the members of the current class as well as any visible inherited members.
This view also shows the inheritance hierarchy of the current class, useful for object-oriented program-
ming languages such as Java. See
for more information.
Outline
Provides an outline of symbols in the current workspace. See
for more information.
Find and Replace
Used to perform search and replace operations. This view can also be displayed by using the key binding
Ctrl+F. See
for more information.
Find Symbol
Used to locate symbols which are declared or defined in your code. It allows you to search for symbols by
name using a regular expression, substring, or fast prefix match. See
for more informa-
tion.
FTP
Used to connect to FTP servers and open files. Right-click on files to display a menu of FTP operations.
See
for more information.
SlickEdit Output
Displays output from various operations within the editor, such as errors.
Preview
Provides a portal for viewing information in other files without having to open them in the editor. It auto-
matically shows this information when you are working with certain features. See
for more
information.
References
Displays the list of symbol references (uses) found the last time that you used the Go to Reference fea-
ture (Ctrl+/ or push_ref command—see
for more information). See
for more information.
Regex Evaluator
Available SlickEdit
®
Core Views
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