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filter
Specify filtering for a report.
GUI Equivalent
Toolbar Filter
Syntax
-filter <filter_name>=value |
-f <filter_name>=value |
Arguments
function=value |
Include only problems with the specified function name(s). |
id=value |
Include only problems with the specified ID(s). |
investigated=value |
Set whether to include only problems that are investigated or not. Valid values are: not_investigated | investigated. |
line=value |
Include only problems with the specified line number(s). |
module=value |
Include only problems from the specified module(s). |
problem=value |
Include only problems with the specified problem type(s). |
severity=value |
Include only problems with the specified severity(s). Valid values are remark | informational | caution | warning | error | critical |
source=value |
Include only problems with the specified source file name(s). |
state=value |
Include only problems with the specified state(s). |
Default
Unfiltered.
Actions Modified
Description
Use filter when you want to generate a report that only includes problems that meet your specified criteria.
Example
Generate a Problems report, filtering it so that only critical problems are reported.
$ inspxe-cl -report problems -user-data-dir "My Inspector Results - myProjectName" -f severity=critical
Generate a Problems report that only includes problems in the source file combine.cpp that have not yet been investigated.
$ inspxe-cl -report problems -filter source=combine.cpp -filter investigated=not_investigated