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In my current project we have many parts where we have something as follows:

var request = new ThingRequest {someId = };
ThingResponse response = dispatcher.Get<ThingResponse>(request);

Where dispatcher fetches a class with the name ThingRequestHandler that handles the actual logic.

public class ThingRequestHandler : RequestHandler<ThingRequest, ThingResponse>

This system is great for keeping it SOLID but I'm having trouble navigating easily.
Currently I use R# to goto class and -as I now the class name to follow convention- manually type the class name. This usually works but makes my head jump from thinking about the problem to thinking about a class name.

I would love to be able to navigate to my ThingRequestHandler from my dispatcher.Get line with one keystroke or click.

Is there a way Visual studio 2012, R# or any other plugin or macro would help me do this?

Boris Callens
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In R# 8+ they made a loads of improvements and especially to the navigation. They introduced CamelHumps which could be very useful in your case. For example you could navigate to ThingRequestHandler just by typing trh.

Vladimirs
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