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Open the find and replace dialog. See Searching and Replacing.
Find next occurrence of the current search. See Searching and Replacing.
Find previous occurrence of the current search. See Searching and Replacing.
Find all the references to the current entity in the project. The search is based on the semantic information extracted from the sources, this is not a simple text search. The result of the search is displayed in the location window, see The Locations View.
Go to the declaration/spec of the current entity. The current entity is determined by the word located around the cursor. This item is also accessible through the editor’s contextual menu directly. This capability requires the availability of cross-reference information. See Support for Cross-References.
Go to the body/implementation of the current entity. This item is also accessible through the editor’s contextual menu directly. This capability requires the availability of cross-reference information. See Support for Cross-References.
Go to the delimiter matching the one right before (for a closing delimiter) or right after (for an opening delimiter) the cursor if any.
Open a dialog where you can type a line number, in order to jump to a specific location in the current source editor.
Open a dialog allowing browsing of the entities loaded in the project. This dialog functions similarly to The Entity View.
Open the corresponding spec file if the current edited file is a body file, or body file otherwise. This option is only available for the Ada language. This item is also accessible through the editor’s contextual menu
This capability requires support for cross-references. This item is also accessible through the editor’s contextual menu
Move the cursor position to the start of the current statement, move to the start of the enclosing statement if the cursor position is already at the start of the statement.
Move the current cursor position to the end of the statement, move to the end of the enclosing statement if the cursor position is already at the end of the statement.
Move the current cursor position to the start of the previous procedure, function, task, protected record or entry.
Move the current cursor position to the start of the next procedure, function, task, protected record or entry.
Go to previous tag/location. See The Locations View.
Go to next tag/location. See The Locations View.
Go to previous location.
Go to next location.
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