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Go to dervied classes

Does anyone know of any way with VS 2005 source editor of navigating to
class(es) derived from a particular class/interface, in the same way
Reflector does?
Sep 24 '08 #1
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If you look at a class in the Class View window, you can right click on it
and select View Class Diagram. This adds a class diagram to your project
which just has that class on it. You can then right click on it to select
View Derived Classes. This adds all the classes that inherit from it to the
diagram,. You can right click on anyone of these classes and select view code
to go to the implementation.
Its not exactly like reflector but can be handy

HTH
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Ciaran O''Donnell
http://wannabedeveloper.spaces.live.com
"Clive Dixon" wrote:
Does anyone know of any way with VS 2005 source editor of navigating to
class(es) derived from a particular class/interface, in the same way
Reflector does?
Sep 24 '08 #2
At first it struck me as odd that you wanted to navigate to multiple
places... That would be impossible.

You can however right click on your class name, and select "Find All
References". Derived classes will show in this list, though it also includes
declared objects.

"Clive Dixon" wrote:
Does anyone know of any way with VS 2005 source editor of navigating to
class(es) derived from a particular class/interface, in the same way
Reflector does?
Sep 24 '08 #3

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