Obviously, my Tip of the Day is not meant to be a DAILY thing, so I thought I’d just rename to R# Tip. This is a pretty common one, but it’s possible some people aren’t aware of it.

For simple navigation, using ctrl+t or ctrl+shift+t can be invaluable. If you need to navigate to the file containing the Floogle type ctrl+t can get you there in a hurry. Hit ctrl+t and then type the name of the type you want to navigate to. You can also use capitalizxation to get you there faster. For instance, if you wanted the FloogleDTO to show up at the top, you could type the capitals and get there (e.g. type FDTO and the FloogleDTO type will be the only one matching).

But, if you need to get to a FILE and not a type name, use ctrl+shift+t and type the name of the file, same as you typed the name of the type before.

Try it out!

~Lee