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Navigate To Decompiled Sources

ReSharper | Navigate | Navigate To | Decompiled Sources
Control+Shift+G | Decompiled Sources
ReSharper_NavigateToDecompiledSources

This command allows you to navigate to declarations of library types and methods reconstructed by decompilation. Decompiled source code is shown in the editor as a reconstructed source file, in read-only mode. All relevant ReSharper's navigation and search commands are available in the decompiled view.
The command becomes available when you invoke Navigate To on a library symbol in your source code and on decompiled sources. You can invoke this command from the Solution Explorer, from the File Structure window and other tool windows.

ReSharper: Navigating to decompiled sources of a library symbol

If the target symbol has XML documentation comments, they are included in the decompiled sources.

This command is not available if the Default Visual Studio Navigation is selected in the Tools | External Sources page of ReSharper options. To make it available, select any other option in this group.

This feature is supported in the following languages and technologies:

Language: C#Language: VB.NETLanguage: C++Language: HTMLLanguage: ASP.NETLanguage: RazorLanguage: JavaScriptLanguage: TypeScriptLanguage: CSSLanguage: XMLLanguage: XAMLLanguage: ResxLanguage: Build ScriptsLanguage: ProtobufLanguage: JSON
Feature is available in C#Feature is available in Visual Basic .NET Feature is not available in C++ Feature is not available in HTML Feature is not available in ASP.NET Feature is not available in Razor Feature is not available in JavaScript Feature is not available in TypeScript Feature is not available in CSS Feature is not available in XML Feature is not available in XAML Feature is not available in Resource files Feature is not available in build script files Feature is not available in Protobuf Feature is not available in JSON

The instructions and examples given here address the use of the feature in C#. For details specific to other languages, see corresponding topics in the ReSharper by Language section.

Last modified: 08 March 2021