Total .NET Xref - for Visual Studio 2002/2003
Integrate code cross reference on demand into your .NET applications.
Total .NET Xref - for Visual Studio 2002/2003
Total .NET XRef is the a developer solution that instantly generates cross-reference Microsoft C# and Visual Basic .NET code using a completely integrated Microsoft Visual Studio .NET parser. By knowing and understanding all the uses of items such as classes, variables, properties, and methods, developers can use Total .NET XRef to successfully confront the challenges of understanding all parts of their Microsoft Visual Studio.NET applications.
Total .NET Xref - for Visual Studio 2002/2003
The Total .NET XRef ToolwindowThe Total .NET XRef Toolwindow contains most of the program’s functionality. Its main purpose is to show you a list of references, and provide ways to manage the list.
FilteringWith Filtering, you can hide or show items in the list based on a condition you define. This can be useful when you are working with a large list and only want to see a specific type of item. Filtering does not actually add or remove items from the list of references—it merely makes them visible or invisible.
Parsing Saves ChangesWhen you invoke the Total .NET XRef program to lookup a code item, it saves all unsaved work in all open windows. This is the same behavior that Visual Studio .NET uses when you build a project. Note that saving changes (whether you do it explicitly or the Total .NET XRef does it) does not affect the undo buffer. In other words, you can still use Undo in Visual Studio .NET after saving a file.
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Total .NET XRef is completely integrated into Microsoft Visual Studio .NET. Its features include the following: Runs directly in the VS.NET IDE appearing as a tool window; Instantly generates a list of every reference to any name defined in code; Displays every line of code containing the reference along with its class name, member name, line, column, and type of reference; Supports C# and Visual Basic .NET code; As code is changed, the background parser remains current, making new search calls...
