I’d like to show you that with Spotter, you can
also restrict the search area.
That’s what we will see.
I call Spotter. Let’s imagine I search for the examples,
I write “example”, and I know that
I’m looking for the examples defined with
a pragma or which methods are tagged with a pragma.
Here, I see that there are 4 pragmas containing the word
"example": there is "example", "exampleWidget",
"worldMenuExample" and "gtExample". Here to be
more precise, I can see "example", so all those
methods contain an “example” tag, and I see "gtExample".
Let’s choose "gtExample".
Now I am going to
select all the methods containing "gtExample".
Here, I see that there are pragmas and methods with
"gtExample" in their name, and that the ones I’m interested in.
So I’m gonna select them.
Now I have all these methods.
I can choose to say “No, I only want to see those
which are in Morph". And then I see all the
methods containing either the Morph class, or the
morph method, and I can see the code associated with
each method.