Shortcut key for 'View in Object Browser'

问题:

Does anyone know if there is a shortcut key for viewing the selected object (in the text editor) in the object browser?

I am sure there was one, but I cannot find it, or anything that seems to work in the key bindings dialog.

eg:

string test = string.empty;

if (string.isnullorempty(test))
{                          ^ caret here
    ...
}

pressing the key would open the object browser to System.String

回答1:

F12 will go to the source (if you have it), or the object browser if it's in a referenced assembly.

回答2:

This navigates to the correct class inside the object browser.

Shift+Alt+F12, then right click in the results and select Browse Definition

or

Ctrl+Alt+J, then type the name in the search box

回答3:

Use Ctrl-Alt-J.

回答4:

Yes, this is CTRL + ALT + J

Here is the reference: Object Browser Shortcut Keys, Visual C++ 6.0 Default Shortcut Option

回答5:

The only way I found doing it with a single shortcut is through ReSharper and define.

Editor context menu. codewindow.navigate.resharper_navigatetoobjectbrowser as alt +shift + j (or what you want). Maybe there is a way to create a code, link it to the functions and add the shortcut in this window without installing ReSharper, or open a ticket to visual studio teem

the shortcut

回答6:

It used to be Ctrl + LeftMouseClick on what you want to search for (around 2015), but it does not work anymore in VS 2019.

回答7:

Resharper navigates to the class in object browser when you press F12