Hyperlinks in Code

Hyperlinks in code help you to navigate to information relevant to the link content.

Hyperlinks in C Code

Hyperlink navigation lets you jump from the invocation of a function, variable, or constant to its declaration.

To use a hyperlink, do one of the following:

• Mouse over a function, variable, or constant while pressing <Ctrl> (Windows and Linux) or <Command> (Mac). A hyperlink appears, along with a tooltip with information about the element. Click the hyperlink and the editor jumps to the declaration. Press <Alt> + <Left Arrow> to jump back to the invocation.
• Mouse over an identifier and press <Ctrl> + <B> or <Command> + <B>. The editor jumps to the declaration. Press <Alt> + <Left Arrow> to jump back to the invocation.

Press <Alt> + <Left Arrow> and <Alt> + <Right Arrow> to move backward and forward through the history of the cursor position.

Hyperlinks in ASM Code

To navigate to header files included in assembly source files, press <Ctrl> (Windows and Linux) or <Command> (Mac) while placing the mouse cursor over the file name referenced by a #include statement. Then click the mouse select button to open the include file in its own file tab in the editor.