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Related: Using Visual Studio + ReSharper, I can just press CTRL + N and start typing the name of the type I want to go to. CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + N (seriously) a
by MartinCron 17y ago
Related: Using Visual Studio + ReSharper, I can just press CTRL + N and start typing the name of the type I want to go to.
CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + N (seriously) and I can start typing the name of the method, variable, whatever.
With both of these, you can use wildcards or PascalCase caps, it's really, really fast.
I hardly ever use the solution explorer anymore. The fact that the types I'm working in exist in files is something I barely pay attention to.
- futuremint 17y agoThis is similar to the "browse implementor" or "find senders" in smalltalk, or "Find Usages" and "Browse Implementation" in IntelliJ (I use RubyMine). You navigate the code, not the files. I've found I can concentrate on the design of the software a lot better when I'm not also worrying which subdirs certain files are in.