any function key combination to access my function definition

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I would like to access my function or subroutine definition.
Is it possible to access them by a combination of function like Ctrl-
F2 or Alt-F4?

Your information is great appreciated,

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"iccsi" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I would like to access my function or subroutine definition.
> Is it possible to access them by a combination of function like Ctrl-
> F2 or Alt-F4?
>
> Your information is great appreciated,

Put the cursor on the sub or function name, then press Shift-F2.

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