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What about Visual Studio 2005 ? It would be nice if this tool is adapted to 2005 edition of visulal studio.
It is very useful
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One of many DPack's features called Code Browser is similar to this add-in, but is a lot more feature rich. DPack is available for VS.NET 2003 and VS 2005. And yes, it's free. Check it out at www.usysware.com/dpack/
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I ran the installation, then went to Tools | Add-in Manager. I made sure it was checked and set for startup. Then I restarted VS.Net. I open my vb code and press Alt + G and nothing happens.
Where can I find it in the menus? Should it be under tools or view?
This is the first add-in I've installed and I need just a little help here.
Thanks
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Hi,
This utility is not working properly while the active document is the header file. Needs to in the source file to make the utility work properly.
Franck
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I come from Delphi and was a huge fan of GExperts. I have missed certain aspects of the Delphi IDE and GExperts was one of my favorite additions. This is just a small piece of that, but it works great! Good job!
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I have a VS.NET 2003 solution with multiple C# projects. Is this util supposed to allow me to search classes across all projects? So far when I press alt-g all I see are symbols within the current class loaded in the editor - even though the Object combo has All selected.
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You can try to recreate the commands.
You can do it by typing devenv /setup in a command prompt
or you can change the registry value HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.1\PreloadAddinState "STUPAddin.QuickJump" to 1
For Visual Studio 2002 :
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\7.0\PreloadAddinState "STUPAddin.QuickJump" to 1
There is a file named "VS 7.0 & 7.1.reg" in the source folder. It contains the registry values for both VS 2002 and VS 2003.
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Was this built with the VS.Net 2003 (or whatever it's called)? I tried to open the .sln file and VisualStudio said I needed a newer version...
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I think this version was built using VS.NET 2003 because I tried to insatll it but it didn't work without any errors 
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- Grab a copy of VSConvert here : http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/VSConvert.asp
- Convert the solution and project files to VS.NET 7.0 (2002) format
- Rebuild
You're done !
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Hi!
What must be changed to run this little diamond with vb.net projects?
I think it is for c# only, right?
Markus
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 Real odd.
Any other ideas why this only works for c# files on my ide? Something i'm not seeing?
For example: I have a solution with a vb project and a c# project. Works with the c# files. With vb files nothing happens.
Markus
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I've done some minor changes since I've upload the first version. Check the new version I've just upload, it should work.
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You can do this only when you have typed the full name of the function, here you just have to know a part of the name.
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You did not get what the addin does. When you type Alt-G, a list of all methods, properties... declared in the current text editor is shown in a popup window, type a part of the function/code member you want to jump to, the list is filtered automatically. Then press enter and your cursor is positionned on the corresponding declaration.
The procedure you suggested (right click on the function), requires you to have typed the name of the function.
It is more like the Types/Members combo boxes on steroïds 
I used it a lot in Delphi and I still find it the best way to jump through a large code file.
Nidhogg
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