Does Visual Studio 2015 have a Resharper Equivalent to CTRL+T fast object find?

Question

Does anyone know? I am finding that Resharper 9.2 is very buggy with testing and burping. But the funny thing is that I use Resharper the most for a little function of CTRL + T. It brings up a quick find where you type and it in real time searches methods, classes, test classes, etc for what you are typing. So if I am working on an enterprise solution with 50 plus projects and each project can have dozens of classes it is easier to use this.

I was wondering now that Visual Studio 2015 has in essence done some of what Resharper did with mapping diagraming and removing and adding references if it could do this. I know you can find by name above the solution explorer or hit CTRL + SHIFT + F to find in the files. But these are kind of slow so I was wondering if there was a better way to do it.

I was using this reference: http://visualstudioshortcuts.com/2015/ and tried some things but did not find what I thought I was looking for by searching for 'Find', 'Retrieve', 'Get' in the shortcuts. It may be named something I am not aware of.

Answer 1

VS's CTRL+comma solves the majority of the use case that Resharper's CTRL+T does, and is supported in previous versions (I'm currently on 2013 and have no complaints using it to zip around large solutions).

As a bonus, if you hit CTRL+comma on an interface type, it'll bring both that type and any concrete types that implement it up in the list, invaluable when dealing with tests and mocks, DI-injected method signatures etc.