Finding XSLT references and declarations

[Note]Note

All the following actions can be applied on named templates, attribute sets, functions, decimal formats, keys, variables or parameters only. In case they are applied on other items, a warning message will pop-up.

  • XSL+ References in project (Ctrl+Shift+R): Searches in the project all references of the item found at current cursor position.

    [Note]Note

    For faster access, a shortcut to this action is also added in the XSL References toolbar.

  • contextual menu of current editor+SearchReferences in file: Searches in the current file all references of the item at the current cursor position.

  • contextual menu of the current editor+SearchReferences starting from file: Searches all references of the item at the cursor position in the current edited file and all its included and imported files.

  • contextual menu of the current editor+SearchReferences starting from...: Opens a dialog that allows the user to specify the list of files used to start searching from. Pressing OK begins searching all references of the item at the cursor position in the selected files and their included and imported files.

    Figure 4.88. Search references starting from a list of files dialog

    Search references starting from a list of files dialog

  • XSL+ Declarations in project (Ctrl+Shift+D): Searches in the project all declarations of the item found at current cursor position.

    [Note]Note

    For faster access, a shortcut to this action is also added in the XSL References toolbar.

  • contextual menu of current editor+SearchDeclarations in file: Searches in the current file all declarations of the item at the current cursor position.

  • contextual menu of the current editor+SearchDeclarations starting from file: Searches all declarations of the item at the cursor position in the current edited file and all its included and imported files.

  • contextual menu of the current editor+SearchDeclarations starting from...: Opens the Start locations dialog that allows the user to specify the list of files used to start searching from. Pressing OK begins searching all declarations of the item at the cursor position in the selected files and all their included and imported files.

  • XSLOccurrences in file (Ctrl+Shift+U): Searches all occurrences of the item at the caret position in the currently edited file.