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Show Method Name in Find All References - C # Visual Studio

When I do something right in visual studio and click Find All References, I get a list of all the places where this object occurs.

Is there a way to show the scope of this place (Namespace.Class.Method) and not just the line number. Now I need to double click all the results to see where it really is.

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Another vote for ReSharper . Check here for some screenshots regarding the type of results. You can change how the results are presented (My favorite is Project + Namespace + Member, so I can see which methods are being referenced.)

You also have several options to refine your queries. For example:



  • Search for project / file or even include library links
  • Finding ways to read or write
  • Search for matches "text"

They have a free trial ... give it a try.

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Sorry, you need a productivity tool like Reshaper for this. (Other productivity tools like DevExpress do exist, however I don't know if they provide such a feature as well.)



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Using the default feature in Visual Studio, you won't be able to achieve this. Find All References

seems to use the same search engine as Find In File

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As M. Chohan said, a plugin like Reshaper or DevExpress CodeRush might have the function you are looking for.

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