IDiaSession::findChildren
Applies to: Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac
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Retrieves all children of a specified parent identifier that match the name and symbol type.
Syntax
HRESULT findChildren (
IDiaSymbol* parent,
SymTagEnum symtag,
LPCOLESTR name,
DWORD compareFlags,
IDiaEnumSymbols** ppResult
);
Parameters
parent
[in] An IDiaSymbol object representing the parent. If this parent symbol is a function, module, or block, then its lexical children are returned in ppResult
. If the parent symbol is a type, then its class children are returned. If this parameter is NULL
, then symtag
must be set to SymTagExe
or SymTagNull
, which returns the global scope (.exe file).
symtag
[in] Specifies the symbol tag of the children to be retrieved. Values are taken from the SymTagEnum Enumeration enumeration. Set to SymTagNull
to retrieve all children.
name
[in] Specifies the name of the children to be retrieved. Set to NULL
for all children to be retrieved.
compareFlags
[in] Specifies the comparison options applied to name matching. Values from the NameSearchOptions Enumeration enumeration can be used alone or in combination.
ppResult
[out] Returns an IDiaEnumSymbols object that contains the list of child symbols retrieved.
Return Value
If successful, returns S_OK
; otherwise, returns an error code.
Example
The following example shows how to find local variables of function pFunc
that match name szVarName
.
IDiaEnumSymbols* pEnum;
pSession->findChildren( pFunc, SymTagData, szVarName, nsCaseSensitive, &pEnum );