Go 到 VSCode 中的下一个方法快捷方式

Question

Does VSCode have shortcut to move to next method definition in the same file? I can't find anything like this in settings.

IntelliJ has this feature, for example, you can find this as Next Method in settings

Answer 1

To achieve this I have developed an extension that provides two key commands to navigate up and down through the members in your file.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mishkinf.goto-next-previous-member#overview

Visual Studio Code Extension to navigate through the functions, variables, and classes using quick and easy keycommands similar to functionality provided by IntelliJ IDE's (next/previous function) or Resharper (next/previous member)

Let me know if there any features you would like added.

Answer 2

Old question, but I found interacting with the breadcrumb useful. ctrl-shift-. takes focus to the breadcrumb and up and down arrows move through the outline, with the bonus that the editor follows.

Answer 3

Another option is to use Go to Symbol in Editor default hotkey is Ctrl+Shift+o . Then type : for sorting.

Answer 4

I would like to have few notes about others solutions and my own:

• Malks solution is great for MacOS this worked for me cmd+shift+.

• Mishkin using a specific extension probably is the ideal solution, however it didn't work for me in MacOS tried to remap to my own shortcuts and config it still nothing worked.

• Lex solution takes you to a specific line (which can be directly achieved by CMD+L in MacOS).

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Eventually the best solution for me at least is to start picking up the basics of VIM motions and install the Vim extension.

in my setting.json:

"editor.linernumber": "relative"

now in insert mode writing k+{line-number} will take me to the line immediately I want to go to

Without vim motion is possible you will use CMD+L .

However, we would like to move from one function to the other in-which we will:

this highly dependable on your language thought (you can config and create your own binding).

In python you can use: ]m and [m . ( readthis )

and so on.

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Another option much easier than picking-up VIM-motions, is to use this extension Jump (Publisher: Wenfang Du)

It will send the cursoer to start/end of a specific word (you can use it mutliple times to reach a specific function).

OPT/ALT+Q OPT/ALT+W : is the default to jump to end of a word (change this shortcut to somethign faster).