When you invoke the Go to Implementation upon the declaration or a usage of the IDocument, JetBrains Rider shows only two inheritors: Suppose that the IDocument interface has the following inheritors: Here is an example of how Go to Implementation bypasses intermediate steps. If necessary, you can navigate in the opposite direction with the Go to Base Symbols command. You can invoke this command from the Solution Explorer, from the Structure window and other tool windows. If you have a complex inheritance hierarchy, you can visually explore type hierarchy in a tree view.
Use Go to Derived Symbols to check inheritors of such members. It is not available on member declarations with an implementation body, including virtual members and default interface methods. Type declarations: it will list all derived types that implement their members, if any ĭeclarations of abstract or interface members that don't have implementation bodies: it will list all inheritors that have implementations.
Usages of types and members: it will list all places where they are implemented For example, from a base type or member, you can jump to any of its end implementations bypassing intermediate steps in the inheritance chain from a usage of an interface member, you can get to all places where the member is implemented.
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This command helps you find actual implementations of types and members - in other words, to locate the source code they execute.
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