Probably you need a Class Veiw
(from View
or Ctrl+Shift+C
). Or the bar at top of edit window.
Or,
Basically you don't need shortcuts. After you type the dot this list drop automatically. But Ctrl+Space
do the same.
Also, you can open a definition in the 'Peak View', by Ctrl + click
:
Or open Code definition window
(from View
or Ctrl+Shift+V
)
Keyboard command you want is Window.MovetoNavigationBar
as can be seen in Default keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio . Its shortcut is CTRL + F2 , though in Visual Studio / Tools / Options it's asociated with ALT + Home . Both work for me.
Once in Navigation Bar, you actually have three separate combo-boxes between which you can navigate using TAB key. The third one is the Eclipse Outline lookalike.
Unfortunately, it's easier to do this via mouse, as there is no direct shortcut to the last combo-box.
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