Get yourself Notepad++, export all your objects into text file, load the text file into Notepad++, Use search+mark to mark all lines having OBJECT word, search+mark all the lines having DotNet word, Use "Copy bookmarked lines" and paste them into new document, sort it. Voila.
Statical Prism does not let you search for any variables. The most you can do in it is to search for DotNet string in lines of code (Ctrl+F) but I doubt it will search among variable definitions.
So it will work as long as your variables (all) have a "DotNet" in their names.
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Get yourself Notepad++, export all your objects into text file, load the text file into Notepad++, Use search+mark to mark all lines having OBJECT word, search+mark all the lines having DotNet word, Use "Copy bookmarked lines" and paste them into new document, sort it. Voila.
Slawek
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I thought on some procedure that will do it for me .
Thanks on your prompt response.
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Thanks Daniel,
This tool is something that I wanted, but I didn't find option to search objects by variable type?
Statical Prism does not let you search for any variables. The most you can do in it is to search for DotNet string in lines of code (Ctrl+F) but I doubt it will search among variable definitions.
So it will work as long as your variables (all) have a "DotNet" in their names.
Slawek
Dynamics NAV, MS SQL Server, Wherescape RED;
PRINCE2 Practitioner - License GR657010572SG
GDPR Certified Data Protection Officer - PECB License DPCDPO1025070-2018-03