Object Browser

The Object Browser allows you to interact with libraries, files, source files, programs and other types of objects. Subset the objects you want to work with by creating a filter or filters.

Create First Filter

Click on the + Create new filter prompt to create your first filter (or click on the filter icon):

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Complete the new filter dialog. The explanatory text in the Create Filter dialog explains the options.

Click ‘Save settings’ to create the new filter.

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The above filter example lists all source files in library LENNONS1:

Note

The filter name has the filter definition to the right.

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Create Additional Filters

To create another filter, click the filter icon to open up the new filter dialog.

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Create Quick Filters

To quickly create filters without having to fill out the filter dialog, click on the Create Quick Filter icon. When prompted, enter a filter that matches one of the following formats:

• LIB*
• LIB/OBJ/MBR.MBRTYPE (OBJTYPE)

Note

All parameters except the library are optional. For parameters which are not provided, the same defaults as the filter dialog will be used.

Maintaining Filters

Changing a filter definition is quick and easy. Just right click on the filter and chose Maintain filter to open up the filter dialog. Or chose Delete filter to remove the filter definition.

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Filter Examples

Single File Filter

Subsetted source member example

A single source file files subsetting just some members:

Non Source Example

Some programs in a library: