The Search Results tab is used to display search results. This tab opens only after performing the search by pressing Ctrl+Shift+F, or by clicking Edit > Find.
The tab is not displayed when performing a Quick Find.
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The Search Results tab consists of two components:
The Search Results tab toolbars contains the following buttons:
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Tooltip text
Description
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Collapse All
Collapses all of the current elements in the Containment tree.
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Collapse Selected Recursively
Collapses only selected node and all subnodes in that node.
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Find...
Opens the Find dialog.
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Clear Results
Clears the results of the previous search.
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Rerun Search
Reruns a search with the already specified search criteria. Search results are updated according to changes done in the model.
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Save Search Results
Saves as a smart package either the search options or the search results.
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Favorites
Opens the Favorites menu for choosing to do one of the following:
Add a selected element to favorites
Open the dialog for managing favorites
Navigate to a desired favorite in the Containment tree
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Options
Click to open the Options menu and then select:
ShowApplied Stereotypes - shows or hides the applied stereotypes next to the element name in the Containment tree.
Show Full Types - shows or hides the full types of typed elements (for example, operations, attributes, relationships, and other) in the Containment tree.
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The same actions you may perform using the shortcut menu of the Search Results tree. For more information about commands available from the shortcut menu in the Model Browser, see Working with model elements in the Model Browser.
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Working with model elements in the Search Results tree
The search results in the Search Results tree are displayed in the following two packages:
Found in loaded diagrams – symbols that have been found in the diagram(s) are displayed in this package.
Found in model – elements that have been found in the model data are displayed in this package.
