ReSharper Tip of the Day: Go to Type

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Today’s is a shorty, but goody. Do you need to go to a type, but don’t want to find it in the solution explorer and don’t have a reference in the current source to go to definition?

Press Ctrl + T:

Type the name you are looking for:

Arrow down and press Enter.

Posted on Monday, July 14, 2008 1:52 PM ReSharper | Back to top

Comments on this post: ReSharper Tip of the Day: Go to Type

# re: ReSharper Tip of the Day: Go to Type

Note that you can also use wildcard notation and camelhumps so in this example you could find I...OrderFixture by typing in IOF.

Left by Gabriel Lozano-Moran on Jul 16, 2008 2:57 AM

# re: ReSharper Tip of the Day: Go to Type

I already had that tip typed up. I needed to spread them out. :)

Did you also know you could do "(F|B)T" to find FooTests and BarTests?

Left by Mark Borcherding on Jul 16, 2008 6:32 AM

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