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WizardBar performs the same kind of navigation tasks as ClassView. You can open application files in the text editor by selecting classes and member functions.
Selecting this action navigates to the location in the header or implementation file in which the selected member function is declared.
This is the default action, that is, what happens when you click the Action button without selecting any menu items. Subsequent clicks on the Action button toggle between the function declaration and the function definition.
Selecting this action navigates to the location in the implementation file in which the selected member function is defined. (This is the same as double-clicking a member function in ClassView.)
See WizardBar Context Tracking for more information.
Selecting this action navigates to the location in which the selected class is declared in a header or implementation file. (To go to a different class declaration, select another class from the Class drop-down list and click the Action button.)
Selecting this action navigates to the next function in the file. If you have reached the last function in the file, the search starts again at the beginning of the file.
Selecting this action navigates to the previous function in the file. If you have reached the first function in the file, the search starts again at the end of the file.
Selecting this action allows you to open header files associated with the current file. When you select this action, a dialog box prompts you to select a header file to open.