`sc` stands for search class. This command can search all possible classes loaded by JVM and show their information. The supported options are: `[d]`、`[E]`、`[f]` and `[x:]`.
| _method-pattern_ | pattern for the method name |
| `[d]` | print the details of the current class, including its code source, class specification, its class loader and so on.<br/>If a class is loaded by more than one class loader, then the class details will be printed several times |
| `[E]` | turn on regex match, the default behavior is wildcards match |
| `[f]` | print the fields info of the current class, MUST be used with `-d` together |
| `[x:]` | specify the depth of recursive traverse the static fields, the default value is '0' - equivalent to use `toString` to output |
| `[c:]` | The hash code of the special class's classLoader |
| `[classLoaderClass:]` | The class name of the ClassLoader that executes the expression. |
| `[n:]` | Maximum number of matching classes with details (100 by default) |
_class-patten_ supports full qualified class name, e.g. com.taobao.test.AAA and com/taobao/test/AAA. It also supports the format of 'com/taobao/test/AAA', so that it is convenient to directly copy class name from the exception stack trace without replacing '/' to '.'.
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`sc` turns on matching sub-class match by default, that is, `sc` will also search the sub classes of the target class too. If exact-match is desired, pls. use `options disable-sub-class true`.
- Search class by ClassLoader#toString (on the premise that a ClassLoader instance whose `toString()` returns `apo` has loaded some classes including `demo.MathGame`, `demo.MyBar`, `demo.MyFoo`)
