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Using the graphical interface of debug

Searching in lists

Several of the debugger's panes and popup windows contain scrollable lists. Many of the lists are searchable. To search for a particular item, move the pointer over the list, then begin typing the name of the item. With each character typed, the debugger will search the list for the first item beginning with the characters typed so far. For example, if you move the pointer over a list and type F, the debugger will scroll the list so the that the first item beginning with the character F is selected. If you then type the character e, the debugger will scroll the list so that the first item beginning with the character sequence Fe is selected. If no item in the list matches the character sequence typed, the debugger will beep at you. To restart a search using a new sequence of characters, click SELECT anywhere in the list.

The panes and popup windows with searchable lists include the ``Symbol pane'' and the ``Open Source'', ``Grab process'', ``Show Function Dis'', ``Show Function Source'', ``Cancel'', ``Kill'', ``Signal'', ``Ignore Signals'', ``Stop on Function'', and ``Button Configuration'' windows.


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