Object dependencies window
The Object dependencies window shows the Dependencies tab of one object in a window of its own, under a header naming the object. Use it to give the list more room, or to keep an object's dependencies in view while you browse other objects.
Opening it
- Right-click the Dependencies tab and select Open in new window….
- Select View › Open Dependencies in New Window.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+D.
Each opens a new window for the current object, so you can have several open. They are dimmed when the object has no dependencies.
| # | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Object header | The object's type icon, type, id and name. See Object header. |
| 2 | Dependency direction | Used by and Uses, as on the tab. See Used by and Uses. |
| 3 | Filter by name or id | Narrows the list. See Filtering. |
| 4 | Dependency list | Module rows and object rows with their pills. See The list. |
Below the header, the window works as the Dependencies tab does: the direction switch, the filter box, Group by object type, the kind chips, and the row menu. The window keeps showing the object it was opened for while you move to other objects in the workspace window.
Press Esc to close it. The window stays in front of the workspace window and closes with it.
Object header
The header names the object the window shows. Hover over it for the object's tooltip. Right-click it for the object's context menu, the same as in the Object context menu.