I've used that in code-right. Its a great feature (I think kawa picked it up when
they
did the code-right integration). Not only is it good for debug log evaluation, but it
can be quite useful when editing large classes. For example, you can set the thing
it searches on to be the "{}" charactes. It will create a tree matching the
indentation
levels in the code, so you can selectively decend through the scoping levels in a
class, or methods.
+10 from me.
MIke
On 30 Oct 2001 at 11:28, Burgess, Luke E wrote:
>
> I am an ex-Kawa user that is very impressed with this much superiorproduct. The one
>feature
> that I miss is a feature called selective text display. I used that feature to
>filter debug log out to
> only contain certain lines that I was interested in. For those of you that never
>used
> thisfeature,what it did is allow the user to enter a regular expression, that the
>editor then applied
> to the lines of the file being edited. When applied the expression transformed the
>editors text
> display into a tree with the items matching the regular expression as the root nodes
>and any
> other text as leaves under those nodes. Is there any chance of ever getting
>something like this? I
> looked quickly in the archives but didn't find any requests of this nature.
>
> Example:
> For a file with the following lines:
>
> Line EXP1
> Line 2
> Line EXP 3
> Line EXP 4
> Line 5
>
> a regular expression of "EXP." produced :
>
> + Line EXP 1
> Line EXP 3
> + Line EXP 4
>
> opening the tree resulted in:
>
> + Line EXP 1
> Line 2
> Line EXP 3
> + Line EXP 4
> Line 5
>
>
> Thanks,
> /Luke
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