Some of the things I see MIT app having to support developers are terrific. Such as when I rename a function it automatically renames it everywhere else. A really big time saver. However, when I want to find all the locations where a function or method is called/used, I seem to be out of luck. Am I missing something here? Or do we not have that capability? If we don't have it, we need it and we should have it. It is a basic feature that all developers should have and are used to. Thank you.
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For a quick find, use CTRL+F on your blocks editor to highlight the procedure name
There is also an AI2/Browser extension that has many more features which can do the same
Ctrl-F finds the text and gives a count, but if your blocks are not in view, you can't see them. Clicking the forward and backwards arrows in the seatch window advances but, again, the blocks do not move or change so there is not much use for using Ctrl-F. I tested in FF and Chrome. Same results.