Chapter 27. Content Filters

DVT IDE for VS Code SystemVerilog User Guide

Rev. 23.1.12, 23 May 2023

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Chapter 27. Content Filters

Table of Contents

27.1. Content Filters XML Syntax
27.2. Filtering by Element Type
27.3. Content Filters Examples
27.4. Predefined Content Filters

Apply Content Filters to remove irrelevant information displayed in views.

Toggle the content filtering functionality by using the "DVT: Toggle Content Filters" command or by using the button from the status bar.

By default, elements from the UVM, OVM, VMM and Xilinx libraries are filtered. See Predefined Content Filters for details.

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