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We've released a new navigation feature for CodeRush that helps you move to any code (in any programming language) that you can see onscreen (even code in code windows dragged onto other monitors) in just a few keystrokes. The feature also helps you select...

As the size of your code bases increases, we know just how it is important it is to be able to quickly navigate to where you want to be in your code. To this end, CodeRush provides a variety of powerful navigation tools: Tab to Next Reference , Markers...

The CodeRush References tool window is a wonderful thing. Place your caret on a symbol and press Shift+F12 asking the question: “Where else is this used?”. Next: Navigate the results with the Arrow Keys and Hit Enter to visit the selected reference ....

So a customer came to me with plugin request: Customer : “I typically invoke my MVC razor views, by name, from within my controllers. Is there a plugin which can help me navigate to these views from the invocation?” Me : “Not right now, No. Let me see...

Introducing CR_PrimitiveTab. The result of another CodeRush Feature Workshop This plugin extends Tab to Next Reference , allow you to navigate among references to primitives , of the same value , in the same file . For example: If you place your caret...

How many times have you hit Ctrl+Home or Ctrl+End (to navigate to the start or end of a file), only to realize mere seconds later, that you forgot to copy something to the clipboard before you left. Now you have to find where you were, copy the code you...

You will recall from our previous discussion, that Navigational TextCommands allow a template author, to inject different pieces of themselves into different parts of the TextDocument. The newest addition to this group of TextCommands is «GoTo». It takes...

As we saw in our previous post , Quick Navigation has many filter options available to for you to fine tune your search, and it will even remember these choices between usages. What’s less well know about CodeRush, is that many of the commands support...

Quick Navigation is a kind of intelligent search. Basic Search: Press Ctrl+Shift+Q . Type the (partial) name of a Type or Member you’re looking for in the box at the top. As you type, the search results are narrowed and displayed for your perusal. The...

“How can I easily return to where I started having used Visual Studio’s find command to locate something?” One way of achieving this is…. Drop a marker ( Alt+Home ) before you perform your search. Hit Esc to return to the marker when you’re finished looking...