When you double click on $ _SESSION ['test'], all $ _SESSION variables are selected. We must make the diference between $ _SESSION ['test0'] and $ _SESSION ['test1']
or $_POST['test0'] and $_POST['test1']
sorry for my English !!















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should display tables like this in the code navigator:
+ $ _SESSION
test
test1
+ $ _POST
test
test1

like here:


And you can select $ _SESSION ['test'] and $ _SESSION ['test1'] as I said above

I'm not sure how this would work in a consistent manner.
What if while typing $_SESSIO| you need to see all the instances of $_SESSION?

If you need to see all occurences of a particular string, just use Search->Find menu and click Highlight all.

Whilst in the context of a global such as $_SESSION or $_SERVER it might be desired to highlight specific elements, for local variables I would expect most people to want all occurrences to be highlighted, so the current highlighting method would be correct.

On the other hand, if you selected the whole of $_SESSION['D_2SCS'] then maybe it would be reasonable to highlight occurrences that use just that element.

I'm not sure if this is relevant to gladiii's Globals tables example, but bear in mind that it is possible to add an array variable complete with its element to the Watch list, so rather than looking through a list of elements in Globals you can see just the elements you are interested in with Watch. For code with lots of globals that might also make debugging faster.