Control-Shift click to navigate to class definition. : RSRP-37766

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Project	ReSharper
Priority	Normal
Type	Feature
Fix versions	Mirabile Futurum
State	Open
Assignee	Kirill Skrygan
Subsystem	Navigation
Affected versions	No Affected versions
Fixed in build	No Fixed in build

Created by Adam Vandenberg
4 years ago (23 Mar 2007 21:06)
Updated by Ilya Ryzhenkov
9 months ago (13 Apr 2011 03:43)
Jira: RSRP-37766
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RSRP-37766 Control-Shift click to navigate to class definition.

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Control+click on an item navigates to its definition, based on what kind of item is clicked. Control+clicking a variable will take you to the variable defintion; on a type to the type definition, etc.

How about "Control+Shift+Click" as a shortcut on a variable to go directly to the type declaration?
I find myself want to go from member variables directly to the class def.

Ilya Ryzhenkov

23 Mar 2007 21:33

4 years ago

Ctrl-Click is actually bad thing :) Not as a feature, but exactly Ctrl combined with Click. It has standard meaning in VS and other Windows application. We are thinking about the following solution:
Alt-LClick goes to Declaration
Alt-RClick opens "Navigate from Here"
Alt-Shift-LClick undecided - either Go to derived or Go to type

Adam Vandenberg

23 Mar 2007 22:37

4 years ago

Aw gee, but I really like CONTROL as a modifier in this case.

You can hit control but then decide against doing anything, release control, no harm done.
But if you press and release alt then the focus moves to the main menu (which is a behavior I never, ever want, but which I concede is very useful from an accessibility standpoint.)

Ilya Ryzhenkov

23 Mar 2007 22:58

4 years ago

Yup, Alt is wrong too...