Find Method

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Locates requests by ID or URL

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

'Declaration
 
Public Function Find( _
   ByVal searchAfterEntry As Entry, _
   ByVal searchFor As String _
) As Entry

public Entry Find( 
   Entry searchAfterEntry,
   string searchFor
)

Parameters

searchAfterEntry

Pass null to search from the first entry or a reference to an Entry (request) object after which the search should start.

This parameter must be null when searching by ID.

searchFor

Pass a numeric value as a string, e.g. "42", to search for an Entry (request) object by ID. You can view the ID in HttpWatch by adding an ID column or opening the Overview tab for a specific request. When searching by ID a null value must be passed to the searchAfterEntry parameter.

Passing a URL e.g. "https://www.httpwatch.com" in this parameter will search for an Entry (request) object with a matching URL.

Return Value

Returns a reference to the Entry object that was located or null if no matching entry was found.

Example

Entries.Find	Copy Code
// Find the request with ID 42 var entry = log.Entries.Find(null, "42"); if ( entry == null ) { Console.WriteLine("No request was found with ID = 42"); } // Find the first occurrence of a URL var logoPng1 = log.Entries.Find(null, "https://www.httpwatch.com/logo1.png"); // If request was found look for second occurrence if ( logoPng1 != null ) { var logoPng2 = log.Entries.Find(logoPng1 , "https://www.httpwatch.com/logo1.png"); }

Entries.Find

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// Find the request with ID 42
var entry = log.Entries.Find(null, "42");
if ( entry == null )
{
    Console.WriteLine("No request was found with ID = 42");
}
// Find the first occurrence of a URL
var logoPng1 = log.Entries.Find(null, "https://www.httpwatch.com/logo1.png");

// If request was found look for second occurrence
if ( logoPng1 != null )
{
    var logoPng2 = log.Entries.Find(logoPng1 , "https://www.httpwatch.com/logo1.png");
}

Requirements

HttpWatch 13.0 or later

Reference

Entries Class
Entries Members

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