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VS.NET Add-in providing easy code navigation feature

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VS.NET Add-in providing easy code navigation feature.

Introduction

QuickJump .NET provides the same feature as the GExperts function browser for Delphi. It allows you to quickly jump to a code declaration.

How to use it

When installed, just type the Alt-G shortcut in the text editor and a dialog is shown with all the code elements. Next you just have to type a part of the code element you are looking for, to filter the list and hit return to jump to it's declaration.

Source

The code is documented.

Updates

  • Some minor bugs removed.
  • You can now browse for properties, structs, etc ...
  • VS7.1 support

License

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Thierry Bouquain

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GeneralVS 2005 Pinmemberhex2213:55 11 Jan '06  
GeneralRe: VS 2005 PinmemberNoneOfYourBusinessEver11:41 21 Jan '06  
QuestionHow do you make this work? PinmemberCoderJ9:32 12 Sep '05  
GeneralNo working while in Header File Pinmemberchofra037:45 31 Aug '04  
GeneralLove it Pinmemberzythra4:30 22 Jun '04  
GeneralOnly Displaying symbols in current class Pinmemberdsyzling0:26 11 Jun '03  
Generalinvisible PinmemberFayez Al-Naddaf13:50 1 Feb '03  
GeneralRe: invisible PinmemberThierry Bouquain20:52 2 Feb '03  
GeneralRe: invisible PinmemberTom Archer17:54 23 Jul '03  
QuestionWhich version of VS.Net? Pinmemberccbne6:10 31 Jan '03  
AnswerRe: Which version of VS.Net? PinmemberFayez Al-Naddaf13:20 31 Jan '03  
GeneralRe: Which version of VS.Net? Pinmembernidhogg6:01 1 Feb '03  
GeneralRe: Which version of VS.Net? PinmemberFayez Al-Naddaf13:41 1 Feb '03  
Questionchanges for vb.net? Pinmemberkubikubi22:32 30 Jan '03  
AnswerRe: changes for vb.net? PinsussAnonymous22:35 30 Jan '03  
GeneralRe: changes for vb.net? Pinmemberkubikubi22:46 30 Jan '03  
GeneralRe: changes for vb.net? PinmemberThierry Bouquain22:51 30 Jan '03  
Generalgreat, but alt+g doesn't work Pinmemberbojanm71:39 30 Jan '03  
GeneralRe: great, but alt+g doesn't work Pinmemberbojanm719:56 30 Jan '03  
GeneralExcellent - thanks. PinmemberAlexH14:25 28 Oct '02  
GeneralYou can also... PinmemberRay Cassick3:57 21 Oct '02  
GeneralRe: You can also... PinmemberThierry Bouquain4:26 21 Oct '02  
GeneralRe: You can also... PinsussAnonymous4:37 21 Oct '02  

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