Hello:
Any chance this feature already exists, or would be interesting enough to make a feature request out of?
I find I often have a variable I'm working with, that I'd like to see the full declaration of its type. i.e.:
class Foo // #[1] I want to go here
{
void Baz();
};
// Some other file, ten thousand lines of code down:
void MyFunc()
{
Foo bar;
// More crufty code
bar.Baz(); // I'm here currently, and I'd like to go straight to #[1]
//
}
I currently end up highlighting 'bar' and pressing "ALT-G", which brings me back to "Foo bar;", and then highlighting the 'Foo' in that sentence, and pressing "ALT-G" again to go to #1. Or, I use Shift-Alt-S and type it out longhand.
It's not the end of the world, but it's a few too many keystrokes for me, and the other alternative options aren't really time savers either.
Anyhow, maybe it's too feature-creepy, but I'd love a "SHIFT-ALT-G" or some such that takes me directly to the type.
But maybe it's just me. :)
Let me know if anyone thinks this is awesome or just plain crazy. ;)
Thanks again for the great tool.
Shortcut Key: "Go To This Type's Declaration"?
Posted - Nov 29 2010 : 7:03:05 PM
