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To locate a specific
C++ class, you can begin with the
List of . .
. button and locate the class alphabetically yourself, or you can use the
Find or
Index buttons to search for the desired class.
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Using List of ...
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To locate a specific
C++ class, alphabetically, click on
List of . .
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To display the list of all classes, click on the bookshelf icon to the left of
Classes.
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To expand the alphabetic heading for the desired class, click on the closed book icon to the left of the letter.
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Using the scroll bar as necessary, locate the desired class in the list displayed in the Selection frame and click on the entry to display the data.
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Example Using List of ...
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Suppose you want to find the
input_position class using
List of . .
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Click on
List of . .
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Click on the bookshelf icon to the left of
Classes.
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Click on the closed book icon to the left of the letter
I.
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Click on
input_position. The information is displayed in the Data frame.
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Using Find
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To search for a specific class, type the name of that class in the space provided and then click on
Find. The
Find search function
is case sensitive. You may use one or more "*" to indicate wildcards. Enter a character string in the search field and click on
Find. A listing of all instances of the word found in the documentation is displayed in the Selection frame.
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Using the scroll bar as necessary, locate the desired class in the list displayed in the Selection frame and click on the entry to display the data.
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Example Using Find
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Suppose you want to find the
input_position class using
Find.
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Type the search string
input_position in the search field.
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Click on
Find. A listing of all instances of the word found in the documentation is displayed in the Selection frame.
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Using the scroll bar as necessary, locate the desired class in the list displayed in the Selection frame and click on the entry to display the data.
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Using Index
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To search for a specific class, type the name of that Scheme extension in the space provided and then click on
Index. Unlike the
Find function, the
Index function is
not case sensitive, and you
cannot use wildcards in an index search. A listing of all instances of the word found in the index is displayed in the Selection frame.
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Using the scroll bar as necessary, locate the desired class in the list displayed in the Selection frame and click on the entry to display the data.
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Example Using Index
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Suppose you want to find the
input_position class using
Index.
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Type the search string
input_position in the search field.
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Click on
Index. A listing of all instances of the word found in the index is displayed in the Selection frame.
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Using the scroll bar as necessary, locate the desired class in the list displayed in the Selection frame and click on the entry to display the data.
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