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I want to see which classes are implement from a particular Interface. I know this is possible with the Eclipse by saying “Type Hierarchy View”. Is is possible in VS 2008?
I guess that it may be possible with Resharper. But without it, is it possible? Any workarounds?
Thanks
You could use Reflector on your assembly. Simply locate your interface in the browser and expand the “Derived Types” subnode.
If you want to stay inside Visual Studio you can still right click the interface type (either in the text editor or in “Class View”). From the context menu select “Find All References”. This search will also include places where the interface is used, e.g. as a method parameter.