Browse Menu

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The Browse menu in the Main Window provides the following commands:

Pattern Search Opens the Browsing Window with Pattern Search Mode selected so you can perform simple string searches. Supports full grep regular expression syntax.
Browse Sources Opens the Browsing Window with Source Browsing Mode selected so you can perform queries against source files.
Graph Function Calls Opens the Call Graph Window, which displays the relationship among the functions in your program by graphing how they call each other.
Graph Classes Opens the Class Graph Window, which displays a graph showing class inheritance relationships.
Browse Classes Opens the Class Browser Window, where you can identify the attributes and related classes of a given class.
Show Browsing Window Opens the Browsing Window with menus that allow you to find all occurrences of a compiler-defined symbol or a string in your source code and to graph the function relationships. For a C++ program, you can browse and graph the classes.
Browsing directory picklist Lists directories previously identified for browsing. Selecting a directory from the picklist opens that directory in the current mode (either Pattern Search Mode or Source Browsing Mode). If the Browsing window is not currently open, the most recently used mode is used.
Remove Directory From Menu Opens a dialog box where you can select and remove one or more browsing directories from the Browse menu.

Pattern Search	Opens the Browsing Window with Pattern Search Mode selected so you can perform simple string searches. Supports full `grep` regular expression syntax.
Browse Sources	Opens the Browsing Window with Source Browsing Mode selected so you can perform queries against source files.
Graph Function Calls	Opens the Call Graph Window, which displays the relationship among the functions in your program by graphing how they call each other.
Graph Classes	Opens the Class Graph Window, which displays a graph showing class inheritance relationships.
Browse Classes	Opens the Class Browser Window, where you can identify the attributes and related classes of a given class.
Show Browsing Window	Opens the Browsing Window with menus that allow you to find all occurrences of a compiler-defined symbol or a string in your source code and to graph the function relationships. For a C++ program, you can browse and graph the classes.
Browsing directory picklist	Lists directories previously identified for browsing. Selecting a directory from the picklist opens that directory in the current mode (either Pattern Search Mode or Source Browsing Mode). If the Browsing window is not currently open, the most recently used mode is used.
Remove Directory From Menu	Opens a dialog box where you can select and remove one or more browsing directories from the Browse menu.