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Understanding the Navigation Stack (C#)

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Keyboard:  CTRL + SHIFT + 8 (backward); CTRL + SHIFT + 7 (forward)
Command:  View.PopBrowseContext; View.ForwardBrowseContext
Versions:  2008,2010
Published:  10/18/2010
Code:  vstipEdit0078

 

Did you know there is a dedicated stack available just for going to definitions?  Here are a couple of examples:

 

If you are looking at, say, a method call:

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And press F12 to go to its definition:

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How do you go back?  Easy!  Just press CTRL + SHIFT + 8 and it will take you back, no problem:

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Pressing CTRL + SHIFT + 7 will move you to the definition again:

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So what's going on?  Well every time you go to a definition it keeps track of where you come from.  This will work every time you go to definition so you can always find your way back.  Here is another example:

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F12 (go to definition):

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From here you could press CTRL + SHIFT + 8 to go back.  But what if you want to keep digging into definitions?  No problem!  Click in the GetNumber method:

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And press F12:

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Now, if you want to go back, press CTRL + SHIFT + 8:

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Then CTRL + SHIFT + 8 again:

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Comments

  • Anonymous
    October 28, 2010
    CTRL+SHIFT+8 isn't working for me in VB web site

  • Anonymous
    October 28, 2010
    I later learned I was looking for View.NavigateBackwards  CRTL+- which works in the text editor