I have the following usual code construct with an interface, an implementing class and a call to the interface method.
public class ImplementingClass : IInterface
{
public void Method<T>() {}
}
public interface IInterface()
{
void Method<T>();
}
public class CallingClass()
{
private void CallingMethod()
{
IInterface instance = new ImplementingClass();
instance.Method<object>();
}
}
From this StackOverflow answer I learned that Ctrl+Click means "go to declaration" (i. e. the interface) and Ctrl+Alt+Click means "go to implementation" in ReSharper.
When I Ctrl+Click on Method in instance.Method();, it takes me to IInterface.Method. Ctrl+Click on that declaration again does nothing - so far as expected.
But: if I Ctrl+Alt+Click on instance.Method();, it still takes me to IInterface.Method, and only the second Ctrl+Alt+Click takes me to ImplementingClass.Method.
Is that a setting problem in ReSharper, a shortcut interference with Visual Studio Professional 2015, a misunderstanding of what "implementation" means in this context, or is it simply a bug in ReSharper 9.2?
N. B.: "Go to implementation" from the context menu of instance.Method(); takes me directly to ImplementingClass.Method, and there is only one implementation of that interface.
The interface itself has no generics and is not inherited, but the method has a generic (as shown above). It could possibly be related to this problem, although my setup is not quite as complex as over there.
