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#help #system #docs

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description

the project tree on master projects: every doc layer as its docs and their sections, lined up by feature id, read live

brief

Your project's docs, layer by layer: the names of every doc and section, never their contents. Lined up shows which layers have each feature; Trees shows each layer's docs.

Help: the project tree¶‹ PreviousNext ›

Master projects. Open it at /page/ProjectTree, or from the Toolbox (Project tree, next to System view).

The project tree is an index of your project's docs: Spec, SpecUi, Design, Impl, Code and Tests, each as the names of its docs and their sections. It never shows what the sections say. It reads the docs each time you open it, so it is always current; the line under the title says how many docs and feature ids it read.

See which layers have a feature¶

Lined up (the default) has one row per feature id, the {#id} a section carries. Each layer that has the feature shows the docs that hold it; a grey cell is a layer that doesn't have it yet. Rows in most layers come first. Tap a doc in a cell to open it at that feature.

Browse a layer's docs¶

Trees shows a column per layer. Each doc folds open to its sections, with its size and how many behaviour codes it holds. Tap a section with an id to light that id in every column (its docs open); tap it again to clear.

Find something¶

Type in the filter box: both views keep only what matches, as you type. For what each feature does and whether it works, use the System view or the Feature list.