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| swinefeaster |
Posted - Feb 11 2015 : 8:34:10 PM
Is there one? By default, CTRL+D is bound to Edit.GotoDefinition, which is VS's implementation and it just spins looking for it. Whereas Shift+Alt+G shows a nice VA drop down of where it is (so VA does know where it is!). |
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| feline |
Posted - Feb 11 2015 : 11:39:44 PM
To map Ctrl-D, go into:
IDE tools menu -> Options -> Environment -> Keyboard
and select the command "VAssistX.GoToImplementation" in the list, and then set Ctrl-D for the text editor as the key binding.
I am not following why you are confused. VA is adding its own Alt-g command, but we have not replaced or disabled the built in IDE commands. Our Alt-g command uses our symbol database and our parser. The IDE command uses the IDE parser. There will be times when the IDE does a better job, and times when we do a better job.
As far as I am aware the IDE does not offer the Goto Related command, so that is just from VA. |
| swinefeaster |
Posted - Feb 11 2015 : 10:08:23 PM
also i'm confused --- doesn't vax have a superior implementation of this? |
| swinefeaster |
Posted - Feb 11 2015 : 9:31:52 PM
How do remap ctrl+d to it? |
| feline |
Posted - Feb 11 2015 : 9:29:57 PM
Alt-G is the default key binding for VA's Goto command.
Shift-Alt-G is for Goto Related, which brings up a menu of related items, including the type of a variable. |
