Suggestion: A way to determine the project of a source file in Visual Studio

If I click “Go To Definition” on a type VS jumps to the containing .pas file (I use Oxygene)
It would be nice if I could right click in the body of that file and have an option like "Show Project(s) That use this file"
Then somehow it gives a list of the projects that use that file. (pop-up??)

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+1
What would be nice also,would be to know where a field / property / method / event is used in the project.

To make this more clear, I am looking for a way to determine what project contain this file. No really what projects reference/use this file…

Thanks, logged as bugs://75114

Doesn’t the project switcher show you just that?

bugs://75114 got closed with status nochangereq.

How does that work? is that something in the context menu?

I think there’s misunderstand here. I think you want this option:

In Tools|Options|Elements, you can enable Project Switcher to always show, not just for shared files. If thats set, the top left corner of the editor will, for all files, show the current project you are working in. See here and here.

Ah now I see, yes that is also a great option!
Thank you!

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bugs://i63123 was closed as fixed.

Logged as bugs://i63123.