06.55 Understanding the Navigation Stack
DEFAULT | Ctrl+Shift+8 (back); Ctrl+Shift+7 (forward) |
VISUAL BASIC 6 | [no shortcut] (back); Ctrl+Shift+7 (forward) |
VISUAL C# 2005 | Ctrl+Shift+8 (back); Ctrl+Shift+7 (forward) |
VISUAL C++ 2 | Ctrl+Shift+8 (back); Ctrl+Num * (back); Ctrl+Shift+7 (forward) |
VISUAL C++ 6 | Ctrl+Num * (back); Ctrl+Shift+7 (forward) |
VISUAL STUDIO 6 | Ctrl+Shift+8 (back); Ctrl+Shift+7 (forward) |
WINDOWS | [no shortcut] |
COMMAND | View.PopBrowseContext; View.ForwardBrowseContext |
VERSIONS | 2005, 2008, 2010 |
LANGUAGES | C++, C# |
CODE | vstipEdit0078 |
Did you know that a dedicated stack is available to you, just for going to definitions? Let’s look at a couple of examples.
Suppose you are looking at a method call, as shown in the following illustration.
You can press ...
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