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I am using VB.NET. In Visual Studio, if I right-click a property name and click "Find All References", it searches for all instances of the property being used.
However, a property is always used either for assignment (Set method) or retrieval (Get method). Is there any way of searching for only one of these uses? e.g. search for all uses of the property in code where it is being assigned a value, not when the value is being retrieved.
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You can use the Find All References command to find where particular code elements are referenced throughout your codebase. The Find All References command is available on the context (right-click) menu of the element you want to find references to. Or, if you are a keyboard user, press Shift + F12.
Step 1: From Settings – Type CodeLens and Enable the Editor: Code Lens and JavaScript > References Code Lens to check the references in JavaScript File.
Restart Visual Studio, create a new C# UWP app project, and then right-click on the project and choose Add Reference. Go to the Windows tab, then the Extensions sub-tab, and select the Extension SDK. Look at the right pane in the Reference Manager. If it has dependencies, they will be listed there.
Use the compiler to turn what you want to find into errors. Remove the setter to find all the places were it was going to be used.
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With Resharper, if you simply use the "Find Results" tool, and then there is a filter icon in the results window. You can then limit the results to only "Show Write Usages".
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answered Oct 06 '22 19:10
You can also use Reflector to browse through your assembly.
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Resharper (MSVS addin) has the exact feature you are looking for. Check:
ReSharper.FindUsages
or
ReSharper.FindUsagesAdvanced
in keyboard shortcuts mapping (Tools -> Options -> Keyboard) to find out what shortcut is used.
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