The list is a tree diagram of all the variables in the code. At the top level the list shows all the subroutines in the code in the order they are declared. Local variables are contained in the folder under each subroutine. Global variables are located in the Global folder at the bottom of the list.
Check Boxes. Each item in the list has a check box to its left. Checking the box adds that variable to the watch list. Checking a subroutine box adds all variables in the subroutine to the list. Unchecking a box removes the corresponding variables from the list.
Toolbar. The toolbar on the left lets you check or clear multiple variables at one time. Here is a description of each button:
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This button checks all variables in the Variable List, adding them to the Watch List.
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This button clears the check boxes of all variables in the Variable List, removing them from the Watch List.
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This button checks all highlighted variables in the Variables List, adding them to the Watch List.
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This button clears the check boxes of all highlighted variables in the Variable List, removing them from the Watch List.
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Pressing this button brings up a standard search dialog that enables you to search through the list for a specific variable.
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This button collapses the tree so that only the top-level variables and procedures are visible.
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This button expands the tree so that all nested variables and procedures are visible.
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Variables can be highlighted in groups using the Ctrl and Shift keys. With the Ctrl key down, clicking on a variable will highlight it without unhighlighting any other variable. With the Shift key down, clicking on a variable will highlight all intervening variables between the last highlighted variable and the current one.
Status Display. The status display provides technical details about the currently highlighted variable. This includes the corresponding Procedure Name, the Variable Name, the Scope of the Variable in I2L Program Counter values, the Level and Offset of the variable and its data type.
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