The Hooked File Extensions page lets you specify which source code file types should be hooked or not.

 

 

 

Which file types to hook - the hooking rule

 

By default, Coverage Validator will try to hook all file types used by your application, but you can choose to list only those which should be included or excluded:

 

•Hook all file types hook everything - ignoring the settings in the list

 

•Only hook the file types in the list hook only the listed file types
 

•Don't hook the file types in the list ignore all the listed file types, and hook everything else

 

 

File extensions to hook

 

By default, all source code files are hooked, but you can change this by specifying only those file extensions which should be hooked.

 

For example, you may want to include C++ source and header files but exclude C source files with the .c extension:

 

cpp

h

or

cpp

cxx

hpp

hxx

h

 

The usual controls apply for adding, removing or changing items in a list:

 

•Add... adds a new row to the list enter the extension you want to allow

 

•Remove removes selected items in the list

 

•Remove All removes all items, clearing the list
 

•C++ adds the file extensions for C++

 

•C# adds the file extensions for C#

 

•Delphi adds the file extensions for Delphi

 

•Fortran 95 adds the file extensions for Fortran 95

 

•VB.Net adds the file extensions for the VB.Net

 

•VB6 adds the file extensions for the Visual Basic 6
 

Alternatively, press to delete selected items, and + to select all items in the list first.

 

Clear the list to hook all source file types again.

 

Do not include the dot in the extension.

 

The filters take effect on the next session. If you're in the middle of a session and existing views show data that will be excluded in the next session, then that data will be highlighted according to the colours settings

 

 

Reset All - Resets all global settings, not just those on the current page.

 

 

Reset - Resets the settings on the current page.