Where is "navigate to" in Visual Studio 2010 Express C#
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Is "Navigate to" one of the "missing" features from Visual Studio Express 2010?

Agoraphobia answered 16/8, 2010 at 12:0 Comment(0)
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that is indeed missing in the express edition.

Kerosene answered 16/8, 2010 at 12:2 Comment(6)
seems like there are some hints to that effect here msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/4sadchd3.aspxCapelin
@Igor yes I saw that page already but I cannot see what is available for what VS edition.Agoraphobia
Yeah, looks like an undocumented omission.Capelin
Can someone confirm or deny that it is available in 2012 express? That alone would make me upgrade to 2012 (EXPRESS). Thanks!Rubetta
@keyle, 2012 express is no good either. Would reccommend a plugin i think.Debris
@keyle, see my solution if you're still struggling a year later :DDebris
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Neither navigate to or extensions are included in the express versions of visual studio.

However, I use an external file-search program and it works just as well (Maybe quicker?)

Launchy - which brings a text input to focus in Windows on a keystroke (with a few modified settings):

  • I've changed the keystroke to CTRL + ,
  • Set the Catalog to my current source directory
  • Set only my source file-types be searched
  • Set the Include executables/directories to false
  • Auto open delay to 10ms
  • Check Hide Launchy when it loses focus
  • And Rescan the catalog

Then I just make sure all my source files are set to open with visual studio and as long as they're in my solution, it'll open the file as if I navigated to it in the Solution Explorer.

Bonuses: Launchy uses a more fuzzy search than Navigate To, and doesn't bloat VS's already poor performance.

Debris answered 29/5, 2014 at 9:35 Comment(0)

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