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When I tried out CodeRush from DevExpress, there was this awesome feature called Tab to next reference.

Is there similar feature in Resharper? I'm using Shift+Alt+F12 to bring up "Uses of" context menu, which is good but slower to work with.

Edit: I asked because google search turned up nothing. Now this question is spot 5 for googling Resharper jump to next reference.

Colin
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    I think this is a reasonable question about a well know tool used by thousands of developers. No reason to close as too localized or not a real question – Steve Jan 06 '13 at 11:40
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    agree, good question. For me - I didn't knew about fixing variable usages in R# and then navigating through it with selected one. – Ilya Ivanov Jan 06 '13 at 12:04

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You can use

Ctrl+Shift+Down(Up) - IDEA Shortcut Scheme

Ctrl+Alt+PgDn(PgUp) - Visual Studio Scheme

Also bring short menu of all usages

Ctrl+Alt+F7- IDEA Scheme

Shift+Alt+F12- Visual Studio Scheme

Also

Ctrl+Shift+F7

to highlight usages even if cursor has gone away. In screenshot I have fixed _ninjectKernel and put cursor to module variable. Navigation between usages of _ninjectKernel and module is done by Ctrl+Alt+PgUp (or Up for IDEA scheme )

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  • :-( Unfortunately this only navigates between references in the same file where CodeRush's Tab will navigate through the references solution wide. – Kobus Smit Oct 16 '15 at 03:34