To-do Explorer window

ReSharper | Windows | To-do Items
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To-do Explorer helps navigate between to-do items within your solution.

Toolbar Controls

Control	Name	Description
	Expand All/ Collapse All	Expands/collapses all nodes in the current tab.
	Previous/ Next Shift+F8/F8	Navigate to the previous/next item and scrolls through the source code accordingly.
	Export	Click this button to export the data currently displayed in the window in text format, or use the drop-down selector to export the data in XML or HTML format. The Export Data dialog box that appears, will help you to save the data to a file or copy it to the clipboard.
	To-do Settings	Opens ReSharper | Options | Tools | To-do Items, where you can manage patterns for To-do items.
	Show to-do items in generated code	Allows you to show or hide to-do items in generated code. You can configure the list of files and regions containing generated code on the Code Inspection | Generated Code options page.
	Filter	Use this drop-down list to select an appropriate filter to show items that pertain to the corresponding pattern only. By default, five filters are provided: (all) Todos Notes Bugs Not Implemented
	Group by	Use this drop-down list to select criteria for grouping to-do items. Several options are provided: None - items are displayed as a plain list. Types - items are grouped by containing types. Namespaces - items are grouped by namespaces, which are displayed as a plain list, with nesting structure not taken into account. Namespaces and Types - items are grouped by namespaces and, on a lower level, by classes where they are encountered. Directories - items are grouped by directories where they are stored; directories are displayed as a plain list, with nesting structure not taken into account. Files - items are grouped by their containing files. Directories and Files - items are grouped by directories where they are stored and, on a lower level, by their containing files; directories are displayed as a plain list, with nesting structure not taken into account. Projects - items are grouped by their containing projects. Projects and Types - items are grouped by containing projects and, on a lower level, by types. Projects and Directories - items are grouped by containing projects and, on a lower level, by directories; within a project, directories are displayed as a plain list, with nesting structure not taken into account. Project Structure - items are grouped according to the physical structure of a project, with all nesting relationships represented.