Windows 7 Visual Studio 2010 project for C++
1.) Select a function in the Definitions panel and located that source code.
2.) search for a frequently occurring text pattern in your code ex. "switch"
3.) hit ctrl-g to go to the first listed occurrence.
If the definitions panel is displayed, you would expect the function that the cursor is positioned in would be highlighted. As you continue to hit ctrl-g, the highlighted function should be updated.
The highlighted function never changes unless you click on a new function in that window to go to a function.
Previous versions would change to highlight the function that the cursor is currently in.
