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Commands for determining how elements are used |
Learn about the commands that have been added to the Microsoft Visual studio Tools to help you determine how elements are used in an application. |
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06/20/2017 |
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2016-02-28 |
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This article reviews the commands that have been added to the Microsoft Visual studio Tools to help you determine how elements are used in an application.
Because of the large number of elements in a typical application, commands have been added to the Microsoft Visual Studio Tools to make it easier to determine how an element is used.
During build operations, cross-reference information is generated that can be used to show how elements are used. You can right-click an element and then click Find References to display a list of the locations where that element is used. When you click one of the items in the list, the designer for the element opens.
When you right-click some higher-level elements, such as tables, the View Reference command is available. This command produces a graphic that shows the elements that are related to the current element. You can right-click the items in the graphic and then click Go To Definition to navigate to those elements.
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