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VSCODE. How to open a file containing a variable or html tag by clicking it?
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I'm not sure how to describe the question properly. I used to use IDE tools such as IntelliJIdea. One of the useful functions from intelliJ was to open an external file by clicking an imported variable or component. I wonder if there is such functionality in vscode too. Although I tried looking up in the document, I couldn't find information about it. Does vscode really not have that convenient functionality?
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I'm not sure how to describe the question properly. I used to use IDE tools such as IntelliJIdea. One of the useful functions from intelliJ was to open an external file by clicking an imported variable or component. I wonder if there is such functionality in vscode too. Although I tried looking up in the document, I couldn't find information about it. Does vscode really not have that convenient functionality?
visual-studio-code ide shortcut functional-interface
asked Mar 25 at 7:51
Jay JeongJay Jeong
195210
add a comment |
I'm not sure how to describe the question properly. I used to use IDE tools such as IntelliJIdea. One of the useful functions from intelliJ was to open an external file by clicking an imported variable or component. I wonder if there is such functionality in vscode too. Although I tried looking up in the document, I couldn't find information about it. Does vscode really not have that convenient functionality?
visual-studio-code ide shortcut functional-interface
asked Mar 25 at 7:51
Jay JeongJay Jeong
195210
I'm not sure how to describe the question properly. I used to use IDE tools such as IntelliJIdea. One of the useful functions from intelliJ was to open an external file by clicking an imported variable or component. I wonder if there is such functionality in vscode too. Although I tried looking up in the document, I couldn't find information about it. Does vscode really not have that convenient functionality?
visual-studio-code ide shortcut functional-interface
visual-studio-code ide shortcut functional-interface
asked Mar 25 at 7:51
Jay JeongJay Jeong
195210
asked Mar 25 at 7:51
Jay JeongJay Jeong
195210
asked Mar 25 at 7:51
Jay JeongJay Jeong
195210
asked Mar 25 at 7:51
Jay JeongJay Jeong
195210
asked Mar 25 at 7:51
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Visual Studio Code does provide this feature.
If you hold down the Ctrl key in VSCode and for example hover over a function call, a small info box appears (like shown below).
If you now click on it (while still holding down Ctrl), VSCode automatically opens the corresponding file in a new tab and jumps to the line where the function was defined.
This works for variables, instances of classes etc. as well.
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Visual Studio Code does provide this feature.
If you hold down the Ctrl key in VSCode and for example hover over a function call, a small info box appears (like shown below).
If you now click on it (while still holding down Ctrl), VSCode automatically opens the corresponding file in a new tab and jumps to the line where the function was defined.
This works for variables, instances of classes etc. as well.
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Visual Studio Code does provide this feature.
If you hold down the Ctrl key in VSCode and for example hover over a function call, a small info box appears (like shown below).
If you now click on it (while still holding down Ctrl), VSCode automatically opens the corresponding file in a new tab and jumps to the line where the function was defined.
This works for variables, instances of classes etc. as well.
answered Mar 25 at 9:57
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Visual Studio Code does provide this feature.
If you hold down the Ctrl key in VSCode and for example hover over a function call, a small info box appears (like shown below).
If you now click on it (while still holding down Ctrl), VSCode automatically opens the corresponding file in a new tab and jumps to the line where the function was defined.
This works for variables, instances of classes etc. as well.
answered Mar 25 at 9:57
youssefyoussef
65911019
Visual Studio Code does provide this feature.
If you hold down the Ctrl key in VSCode and for example hover over a function call, a small info box appears (like shown below).
If you now click on it (while still holding down Ctrl), VSCode automatically opens the corresponding file in a new tab and jumps to the line where the function was defined.
This works for variables, instances of classes etc. as well.
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