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Filtering In/Out ClassesAbstract classes, Empty classes, or Hidden classes can be included or excluded by using corresponding checkboxes Expand/Collapse Related Objects ListSometimes there may be many related objects to the instance you are viewing. The list will show only a few to make viewing easier, with a link to expand the rest of the items. Once expanded, a link to collapse items will be provided at the end of the list. Viewing Smarts Class DocumentationOnce the class documentation is created by the admin user, it is accessible to all users. Documentation can be accessed by clicking on the documentation link. (http://server:port/RapidBrowser/documentation/) The class documentation is fully indexed and can be searched using google like searches. The search results show each class and property or operation that matches the query. You can see the full class documentation by clicking on the name of the class. The documentation for each class is also available while navigating through the Smarts repository, by clicking on the Documentation link at each page. Searching Smarts Class DocumentationAll the class documentation data can be searched. Click on the "Search documentation" link and enter your query. The query syntax is very similar to google search syntax. factory You can restrict searches to specific fields by specifying the name of the field. Available fields are: key, metaDataType, className, name, readOnly, relation, description, type, arguments (operations only), returnType (operations only) You can also use a phrase with double quotes "unmanaged object"
Search is case-insensitive. The following queries would return the same results factory Factory FACTORY Search queries can contain multiple terms and phrases that are combined with boolean operators, AND, OR, NOT These operators must be uppercase. AND is the default operator and can be omitted. readOnly:false AND router readOnly:false router Single ( ? ) and multiple ( * ) character wildcard searches are supported, however searches can NOT start with a wildcard. notif* notif? |
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