Shortcut Key Question

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Ian

Hi

In Visual Basic 6 when you click on a variable of a procedure name you can
go <Ctrl + F2> And it will take you to the Declaration of the variable or
Procedure. Then <Ctrl + Shift + F2> take you back to where you came from.

In C# if you right click there is an option <Go to definition> (I think it
is called).

What are the short cuts in C# for what I used to do in VB.

Thanks,

Ian
 
Hi,
<F12> takes you to declaration
<shift + F12> should take you to the first reference

regards,
Carlos
 
F12 to go to the definition.

Ctrl + - to go back to the previous cursor postion.

Hope that helps.

Hi

In Visual Basic 6 when you click on a variable of a procedure name you can
go <Ctrl + F2> And it will take you to the Declaration of the variable or
Procedure. Then <Ctrl + Shift + F2> take you back to where you came from.

In C# if you right click there is an option <Go to definition> (I think it
is called).

What are the short cuts in C# for what I used to do in VB.

Thanks,

Ian
 
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