RealView
DebuggerThis dialog is displayed when you select the Go
To 
Pair matching… option from the Code
window Edit menu. Use it to locate
both halves of a specified pair type in the current source file, and highlight
the code between them.
You can track the position of the cursor
in the Status Line 
.
Match
Select the pair type for which you are searching from the drop-down list.
Click the Forward radio button on if you want RealView Debugger to search forwards from the current cursor location.
Click the Backward radio button on if you want RealView Debugger to search backwards from the current cursor location.
Enclosing
Position the cursor inside the relevant section of code and click this radio button on if you want RealView Debugger to highlight the complete section enclosed by the selected pair type. Click Highlight. If the cursor is not located within a pair of the selected type, an error message is displayed.
Highlight
Click Highlight to highlight the relevant pair in the code. Code is highlighted as follows:
If Forward is selected, the next pair, and its associated code is highlighted.
If Backward is selected, the previous pair, and its associated code is highlighted.
If Enclosing is selected, the pair surrounding the cursor location, and its associated source code is highlighted. If the cursor is not located within a pair of the selected type, an error message is displayed.
Jump Begin
Click Jump Begin to jump to the first half of the pair of the specified type, as follows:
If Forward is selected, the cursor is positioned immediately following the first half of the next pair.
If Backward is selected, the cursor is positioned immediately in front of the first half of the previous pair.
Jump End
Click Jump End to jump to the second half of the pair of the specified type, as follows:
If Forward is selected, the cursor is positioned immediately following the second half of the next pair.
If Backward is selected, the cursor is positioned immediately in front of the second half of the previous pair.