Instructions

Source Code Search

In the Source area, press Ctrl+F on the keyboard to display the search box. Enter a keyword in the search box to select Match case and other functions as required and press Enter. The keyword is highlighted, as shown in Figure 1. Table 1 describes the functions of the icons in the search box.

In macOS, press Command+F on the keyboard to display the search box.

Figure 1 Search source code.

**Table 1** Icon description
Icon	Function
	Indicates the Match case function. After this icon is selected, the entered keyword can be found, and the search is case-sensitive.
	Indicates the Words function. After this icon is selected, keywords that match exactly can be found.
	Scrolls up the search results.
	Scrolls down the search results.
	Allows you to drag select a source code area. After clicking this icon, you can select the source code area by clicking the left mouse button. Then, you can search for the source code in the selected area.
	Allows you to close the search box and exit the search function. Alternatively, press Esc to exit.

Viewing Associated Instructions

Click any line of code in the source file code attributes. The code related to the line is highlighted in the instructions. The number of lines (Line) and the total number of instructions (Related Instructions Count) associated with the selected code are displayed above the instructions, as shown in Figure 2. The selected code is in line 10 and 112 instructions are associated with the code.

Figure 2 Viewing Associated Instructions

If you select Only Related Instructions in the instruction table, only the instructions associated with the code in the line are displayed, as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3 Filtering associated instructions

Viewing Associated Codes

Click any row in the instructions. The associated code is highlighted in the source file code attributes, and all associated instructions of the code in the line are highlighted in the instructions, as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4 Viewing associated codes

If there are multiple lines of associated codes, only the uppermost codes are highlighted.

Filtering the Instructions

In the instructions, click on the right of each field in the table header to filter the content to be viewed, as shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5 Filtering the instructions

Parent topic: Source