Opens the help view with a list of topics relevant to the Call Graph view.

Streamline classifies all functions that begin with either an underscore or std:: as system functions, and hides them by default. You can, however, show them by choosing the Show System Functions drop-down menu option. All orphaned functions that are no longer connected to the tree when the system functions are hidden are shown as unconnected boxes at the bottom of the Call Graph view. If this option is active, the contextual menu option changes to Hide System Functions.This button is highlighted if system function visibility is currently off.

This option works in much the same way as the Show/Hide System Functions option. Select Show Uncalled Functions and all of the functions contained in your code that were not called during the captured execution appear as disconnected boxes in the bottom of the hierarchy.

Toggle mini-map visibility on and off.

Edit the source file that contains the selected function.

Moves the current selection up one function box.

Moves the current selection down one function box. The down arrow does not move the selection to the uncalled and disconnected functions. These must be selected using the mouse.

Moves the current selection to the right. If no function is to the immediate right of the current function box, ARM Streamline chooses the closest available function in the row to the right of the currently selected function.

Moves the current selection to a function box to the left of the currently selected function. Works in the same manner as the right arrow command.

Selects the top function box in the current Call Graph view row.

Selects the bottom function box in the current Call Graph view row.

Holding down the spacebar turns the mouse cursor into a hand and enables you to click and drag the viewable area.

Cycles the selection to the next highest self time value.

Cycles the selection to the function one above the current selection in terms of its self time value. For example, if the function with the third highest self time value is selected, pressing shift + TAB selects the second highest function.