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Navigate code in VS 2010
Hemant Kumar
Sep 21 2011
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First Launch the Code Navigation Window From View > Code Definition Window ( Ctrl+ W , D)
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By default the window will show "No Definition Selected" , as there is no definitionis been selected to view.
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Now, While editing or navigate your code, the Code Definition Window will displaythe definition of the objects which is selected. As show in below image, when "BlobStream"from code window is selected, Code definition window displaying the definitionof "BlobSteam" . Generally we need to do the "Go To Definition" for the same,but now you can view in a single shot.
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This is also true if you select any methods or properties from code block.
The "Code Definition window" will also work fine for "Object Browser" and also from"Class View" . Navigate through the classes or methods , code definition windowwill show the related definition.
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Happy Coding :-)
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