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How to view internal classes definitions on Object Browser when I press F12?
In Visual Studion 2010 (C#), if I right-click the word “string” and click “Go to definition” (or press F12), I will be taken to “string [from meta]” source code window. What I want is to display the Object Browser with the said class highlighted just like it does on VB projects.
Can this be done? If no, are there any add-ons that can mimic the desired behaviour?
You can use Resharper ( since you asked about add-ons ) or create a macro as suggested here:
Visual Studio – I want "Go To Definition" to open Object Browser, not "metadata"