Listings windows

This group of windows lets you list the above programming elements the way you please. Navigate in your code, search for programming elements and produce ad hoc reports. You can access these windows via the View menu or the main window toolbar.

Variables, constants and parameters: This window lists variables, constants and/or parameters. It optionally lists globals only, locals only or module-level definitions only.
Procedures: This window lists procedures: Sub, Function, Property, Event, Declare, Operator etc.
Data types: This window lists data types: Enums, user-defined Types, .NET Structures and COM aliases.
Modules: This window lists modules: forms, classes, structures, standard modules, interfaces, UserControls and so on.

Listings window

Toolbar

The toolbar buttons let you access the features of this window. You can also find these features by right-clicking the list.

View declaration of selected element by pressing Enter or double-clicking it.
References (Ctrl+X). See cross-references to the selected element.
Report (Ctrl+R). The report lists everything that is currently being listed in the window. Tip: The report looks best in HTML mode. Select HTML report in the main window.
Copy (Ctrl+C) puts the dialog contents to the clipboard for pasting into your documentation or spreadsheet.

Options

Deadness

Live. Select this to list live elements.
Dead. Select this to list dead elements.

Scope

Global. Show globally accessible elements. These are Friend and Public definitions declared in standard modules.
Module-level. Show non-global elements (excluding locals inside procedures).
Local. Show local variables and constants. This option is only available in the Variables, constants and parameters window. It does not affect parameters, only variables and constants.

The following options are available in projects that expose an interface to other projects:
Internal. Show elements that are internal to the project. No other projects can access these elements.
Exposed. Show elements that are exposed to other projects.

Binaries

Binaries. Select this to show elements declared in binary files. Unselect it to focus on your source code only. This option is hidden if there are no binaries to show.

Filter

You can filter the listing based on the variable name etc. Write the filter pattern in the field and press the Filter button. The pattern accepts the VB Like operator syntax: you can use wildcards * and ?.

Option	Filter by	Example
Name	Name of element.	Variables that start with "a".
Type	Type of element: data type or other type, depending on window.	Variables of type Long.
Location	Module where declared.	Variables of declared in Module1.
Dead	Deadness status.	Dead variables.
Declaration	Entire declaration of element.	Arrays declared (0 To 10).