Specifications

Saturn The Windows ‘95 Debugger 16-59

Psy-Q Development System

Advanced Symbol Matching

4 In addition to basic name completion which always completes the symbol at the end

of the specified expression, extended name completion can be used to complete a

symbol anywhere in the expression, as follows:

Enter a partial expression.

Place the caret (insertion point) on or at the end of the symbol you wish to

complete and according to the group you wish to search, press one of the

following key combinations:

Alt-N - All symbols (Normal)

Alt-G - Global (Static & external variables)

Alt-L - Local (Automatic variables in scope)

Alt-F - Functions (Static & external)

Alt - T - Types (Typedef & structure tag).

Matching expressions will be displayed as described above.

Highlight (select) the required symbol(s) and click .

Note: This advanced matching facility is only available from the keyboard.

Note: You cannot symbol match on register or label names.

Wild-Card Matching

4 It is also possible to locate a particular symbol via the entry of a wild-card

expression. This can include ‘*’s (to match any number of characters) and ‘?’s (to

match any single character) and is used as follows:

Enter a wild-card expression, for example *tion.

Select it via Shift+Left Arrow or by double-clicking.

Press Alt-N.

The Debugger will continue as described for Extended Name Completion. In the

example specified above it will search for all symbols ending in ‘tion’, first in the

current scope and then in the global.