I got used to Command-Clicking on classes and methods in Xcode and was missing it when I started playing around with Unity and MonoDevelop. If you miss it as well, here’s a trick to add the functionality.
First, you’ll need a tool to associate mouse clicks and gestures with key commands. I use BetterTouchTool. I’m sure there are others with similar setups, but below outlines how to do this with BetterTouchTool.
- Go to Preferences
- Click on Normal Mice
- Add MonoDevelop as a new Application for App Specific gestures
- Select MonoDevelop in the left column and click Add New Button in the right column
- In the options at the bottom, add Leftclick with the Command option selected
- In the Custom Keyboard Shortcut, add Command-Y (the shortcut in MonoDevelop for Go to Declaration)
- Close the BetterTouchTool window and go back to MonoDevelop
- Try Command-Clicking on a class or method and you will be taken directly to that declaration
VoilĂ