The User Activity Report summarizes daily searches, file views, downloads,
links and notes for each project. The volume of overall user activity
determines the dashboard indicator colors.
Green = normal activity. Yellow = low activity. Red = high activity.
The SCM Activity Report summarizes file additions, deletions and edits.
Click any bar in the chart to view the changes for the associated day.
The License Report summarizes the totals for file counts for each license
type detected in each project. Licenses are flagged for compliance with
settings made in the Administration Console.
Green = OK. Yellow: Caution. Red: Alert.
The Code Report summarizes the totals for files and source lines of code by
programming language for a project. The volume of overall code change
determines the dashboard indicator colors.
Green = normal activity. Yellow = low activity. Red = high activity.
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the link in your browser.
Click the link above to load into your current browser window.
You can create a Krugle Codespace link - a link to multiple tabs. Simply open
one or more code files, tech pages, or project descriptions and click the "Create
Link" button.
Code Search Qualifiers Use these to narrow/pinpoint code search results
project
btree project:alpha
finds files containing the term "btree" in the alpha project
lang
btree lang:java
finds files containing the term "btree" written in the java programming language
filename
btree filename:"*.h"
finds files with the .h extension that contain the term btree
jaxb filename:"pom.xml"
finds files named pom.xml that contain the term jaxb
site
btree site:src/text/resources
finds files that contain the term btree and that have src/text/resources in their file path
comment
comment:"btree"
finds files that contain the term btree in comments
classdef
classdef:btree
finds files that contain a class named btree
functiondef
functiondef:btree
finds files that contain a function named btree
functioncall
functioncall:btree
finds files that contain calls to the btree function
"..."
"Hello, world!\n"
finds files that contain the exact contents of the string "Hello, world!\n"; note that single quotes ('), triple single quotes (''') and triple double quotes (""") can also be used to define the beginning and end of a string
- (minus)
"text/xml" -"utf-8"
find occurrences where "text/xml" occurs, but "utf-8" does not
combine
btree filename:"*.conf" site:src/text
combine multiple qualifiers to find code files that contain btree in .conf files that have src/text in their filepath
Search Results & Navigation Use these to refine, explore and share result files
N,n,J,j
move to the next occurrence of the search term that was found in this file
P,p,K,k
move to the previous occurrence of the search term that was found in this file
toggles display of line numbers to the left margin of code files
save current file to your pc
add a note to the current file (selected line)
find occurrences of the currently selected text
displays the interactive code directory that contains the currently displayed code file or project page
show hit/resource in separate standalone window
Utilities Tools to aid code search
create a permanent URL reference to the currently open files
show result summary list
show code reports and analysis - click "Home" link or logo to open
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