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Scope
At least one has to be selected. To limit the search to values of attributes with a specific
name, this name can be inserted into the Attribute Name input field.
5.5.6. Scope
This group is used to limit the search to a certain set of models. The following options are
available.
Workspace
Search in all variant projects of the workspace.
Selected resources
Search only in the projects, folders, and files that are selected
in the Variant Projects view.
Enclosing projects
Search only in the enclosing projects of selected project
entries in the Variant Projects view.
Working set
Search only in projects included in the choosen working set.
For more information about working sets, please consult the Workbench User Guide
provided
with
Eclipse
(“Help”->”Help
Contents”,
section
"Concepts"->"Workbench"->"Working sets").
5.5.7. Search Results
The results of the search are listed in the Variant Search view supporting a tree and table
representation and a search result history. For more information about the Variant Search
view see Section 5.4.3, “Search View”.
After the search is finished blue markers are created on the right side of models containing
matches. These markers visualize the matches in the model and provide an easy way to
navigate to the matched model items simply by clicking on a marker.
5.6. Model Export and Import
5.6.1. Export
Models may be exported from pure::variants in a variety of formats. An Export item is
provided in the Navigator and Variants Project views context menus and in the File menu.
Select Variant Resources and choose one of the provided export formats.
Currently supported export data formats are HTML, XML, CSV and Directed Graph. The
Directed Graph format is only supported for some models. Additional formats may be
available if other plug-ins have been installed.
HTML export format is a hierarchical representation of the model. XML export format is
an XML file containing the corresponding model unchanged.
CSV, character separated values, export format results in a text file that can be opened with
most spreadsheet programs (e.g. Microsoft Excel or OpenOffice). CSV export respects the
filters set in the editor of the model to export, i.e. only the matching elements are exported.
The export wizard permits the columns to be generated in the output file to be selected.
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