Keyboard navigation in lists

In each list of any SNiFF+ tool, you can quickly navigate to entries by clicking into the list, then typing the name of the entry you wish to find. Each consecutive keystroke immediately causes the list to position to the next matched entry.
Situation: You know the name of a method, but you don't know where it is implemented. For example, you will need to know where

main is implemented in order to compile later on.
The quickest way to get the information you need is:

First, restrict the search to the actual source code projects. Remember you saved a view to these projects under Saving a Project Tree view.
So, choose View > Select Project Set > MySources
In the Filter drop-downs, make sure All Symbols and All Modifiers are selected.
Click into the Symbol List.
Press the

<m> key.
The list is positioned to the first entry that starts with 'm' , which is already the entry you need.
For more information, select the Signature check box at the bottom of the tool.
The main method is implemented in the class BackofficeApplication .
In the next chapter we'll use this class as a starting point for a structured "top down" overview of the classes in whole project structure. So leave the Symbol Browser open and make sure that main in BackofficeApplication is selected.
Review
In this chapter you

- worked with filters and the Filters dialog, which is available also in other SNiFF+ tools
- learned about keyboard navigation in lists. This useful feature is available throughout SNiFF+.
- found the file and project location of symbol
- used a previously saved view of a project set