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Find content and files with the Go To tool - Visual Studio Tutorial
From the course: Visual Studio 2019 Essential Training
Find content and files with the Go To tool
- [Instructor] I don't know about you, but when I'm working on a project, especially a medium or large-sized project, I sometimes need help finding the file or the type or the class that I'm looking for. I'm grateful that Visual Studio has a number of tools that make my life easier. We've looked at a bunch of them in this chapter and course already. What I want to talk about in this video is the Go To feature. You can find it, go to, no pun intended, to the Go To menu, and there's a number of items here. Go To Line, Go To File, Go To Type, and Member, and Symbol. I'll start by looking at this first item, and then later we'll use this one called Go To All, Ctrl + T, so remember those keystrokes, Ctrl + G, Ctrl + T. This little dialogue has been in Visual Studio for many editions. It analyzes my file, tells me there's 55 lines in this file. I can then type in the number line I want to go to, and then click the okay button. That's it, try it again. Ctrl + G, go to line seven, enter…
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Use the enhanced editor scrollbar2m 49s
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Use the Class View to explore classes2m 30s
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View class relationships with Class Diagram6m 5s
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Look up type information5m 11s
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Use Peek Definition to see inline definitions1m 50s
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Find all references2m 32s
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See critical reference info inline with CodeLens2m 23s
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Find content and files with the Go To tool3m 58s
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