Most of the time you shouldn't worry too much about all the edge cases. I mostly use it for a general query for variant analysis of some fixed bug, which will h

Most of the time you shouldn't worry too much about all the edge cases. I mostly use it for a general query for variant analysis of some fixed bug, which will have false positives but also give you a list of actual code positions you can triage and review. You still are looking at the code, like in your case, you're just doing it faster or more confident you're looking at all the relevant code instead of having to grep and pray there isn't a construct that had an extra space somewhere. It's also useful IMO as basically just a search engine for constructs you're interested in when approaching new codebases: "show me all classes that inherit from X and have a pointer member of type Y" or whatever is really easy to query, and something that comes up surprisingly often.