With ReSharper you can quickly navigate to a desired type. Press Ctrl + N key shortcut (or select ReSharper | Go To | Type... from the main menu). The following window will popup:
As you start typing in the text field, the lookup dialog appears suggesting you type names matching the entered substring:
Note A wildcard character * (asterisk), or + (plus) may be used in a search string to represent zero or more or, respectively, one or more characters.
If too many types match your search string you will notice the ellipsis mark at the list end. You then will have to refine your search criterion by appending more characters to the search string or perhaps removing the wildcard characters from it.
By default, only types from the solution are shown in the lookup list. To display types from the libraries, check the Include library types check box.
If you select any type that belongs to the current project the caret will be positioned at the first line of code relevant to the type (the corresponding source file will be opened in the editor if necessary); for library types, the corresponding entry in the Object Browser will be displayed.
Note You can speed up the search in this lookup list, by filtering its contents with the help of the camel words prefixes:
