According to this, I should be able to highlight a procedure name, right muse click and select "Call Hierarchy" menu to open the Call Hierarchy window.
Yet, there is no context sensitive menu available when I highlight a routine.
What gives?
A:
I have VS 2010 Prof and see the menu option. Make sure your cursor is on a method. Also Shortcut key is: Ctrl K, Ctrl T
ozczecho
2010-07-05 04:39:07
"The key combination (ctl K, ctl K) is bound to command (View Call Hierarchy) which is not currently available.
Velika
2010-07-05 04:52:21
@xaml-toe, what edition of VS are you on ? Some editions might have this disabled.
Gishu
2010-07-05 05:19:43
Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate
Velika
2010-07-05 07:44:21
+2
A:
Two things: 1. Call Hierarchy is only available in Pro and above 2. Call Hierarchy is only currently available in C#
Assuming those two things are true for you it sounds like you may have a binding problem or something else going on. Go to Tools -> Options -> Keyboard and type in "View.CallHierarchy" in the "Show commands containing" textbox. See what is listed in the "Shortcuts for selected command" drop down list.
zainnab
2010-07-05 15:31:22
Ah. I am using VB.NET. So much or Microsoft's commitment to making sure that VB.NEt is not a 2nd class citizen. I'm overdue for switching.
Velika
2010-07-05 20:35:22