With filters you can narrow down the scope of your coverage analysis. For instance, you can easily find GUI objects that have not been tested yet.
| • | Filter  shows only objects that are fully tested (100% coverage). |
| • | Filter  shows objects that are partially tested (coverage in range (0%..100%) ). |
| • | Filter  shows objects that are not tested at all (0% coverage). |
| • | Filter  shows objects that are non-testable, in other words, they have no events selected. To learn how to change this, read the chapter Choosing Events. |
A filter is activated by pressing one of the filter buttons on the toolbar or checking the corresponding item in the Filter menu.
Filters are combined by logical OR. If you activate more than one filter, you will see objects that satisfy one of the filter criteria. E.g. if you press and you will see objects that are either fully OR partially tested.
If an object must be filtered out, but it is a parent of a non-filtered-out object, it is shown half-transparent.
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