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Over time I tend to create methods that are no longer useful to me. I think I have moved all my code away from them but maybe not. Or, maybe the code references the old method and everything works fine until I hit that special thing that made me create a new method.
Is there anyway besides just using find on each method, to see what is used where?
I’d like to delete my methods that aren’t being used. Thanks.
I am using Visual Studio 2008 Express.
You can select ‘Find All References’ in the context menu when you right click the name of the method.