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                 sl@sh 
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                Switzerland 
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                       Posted - Mar 05 2007 :  06:50:34 AM
                        
                        
                      
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                       Not sure if that is possible:
  when I search for a specific class or other symbol using the "Symbols in Workspace" dropdown list, I sometimes run into the problem, that the part of the symbol name that I remember isn't really very specific, and the list box turns up cluttered with all kinds of methods, class members, class names, typedefs, and the like, that I really don't want.
  Would it be possible to filter that list by type, the same way it is done for autocompletion? When I look for a symbol I usually know exactly what type it is, OTOH those parts of the name that I remember often are much less distinctive. | 
                     
                   
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                 feline 
                Whole Tomato Software 
                      
                 
                
                United Kingdom 
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                       Posted - Mar 05 2007 :  08:23:50 AM
                        
                        
                      
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                       We are considering adding this, but I am not quite sure how it would work in VAView.  The last person to ask wanted it on the FSIW dialog, where it might be a bit easier to add a control for this:
  case=5031
  Are you aware that you can remove items from the list?  E.g. use the filter "foo -bar" lists everything containing "foo" but excludes everything containing "bar"
  This is what I tend to do in these situations, after removing a few classes that clearly do not help I get a much shorter, more useful, list of items to read. | 
                     
                    
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                 sl@sh 
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                Switzerland 
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                       Posted - Mar 05 2007 :  11:18:11 AM
                        
                        
                      
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                       Thanks for the answer. 
  No I didn't know about removing items. That will help, thanks a lot! :) | 
                     
                    
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                 feline 
                Whole Tomato Software 
                      
                 
                
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