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We have lot of code like:
IPerson
{
Eat();
}
Persion : IPerson
{
}
IPerson p;
p.Eat();
As most of our interfaces only have 1 or 2 classes that implement them, there should be a way for me to right click on the “p.Eat()” and be taken to the code the in person class. When there is more than one implementer, I wish to be shown a list to choose from.
There is a new feature in Visual Studio 2010, called View Call Hierarchy (Ctrl+K, Ctrl+T).
Right-click on a symbol in code (method name or properties are good) and select View Call Hierarchy, and you will get a new window with various options. On interface members, you will see an ‘Implements [member]’ option, dropping this down will show you all instances where the interface member has been implemented.
Similar options appear for virtual / abstract members, showing you where they are overridden or implemented.
As an extra bonus, this window also shows ‘Calls To [member]’ and ‘Calls From [member]’.