What are the VS2010 Navigate to Next/Prev function declaration hotkeys? - visual-studio-2010

Question

In the Access VB6 code editor Ctrl-Up and Ctrl-Down will jump to the next/prev function declaration.
This is quite a handy navigation tool and I can't seem to find it in VS2010.
I've done some searching on google and stackoverflow and can't seem to find any reference to it.
Does anyone know if these hotkeys exist at all in VS2010?
If they don't, how the hell can they not exist in a context aware IDE like VS2010?

Answer 1

Yes hot keys exist: http://www.dofactory.com/ShortCutKeys/ShortCutKeys.aspx
And to move to separate declarations:
shift+ctrl+1/shift+ctrl+2

Answer 2

I don't think they exist in VS2010, we work in both VS6 and 2010 and it's infuriating not to have these commands.

Answer 3

I'm OCD with automation these days, have made a lot of macros to help me navigate. Following is some VB macro code that will do what you want in C (and probably C++ too). You can create a macro in Visual Studio and add these lines to it. The regular expression to detect function declarations is likely not perfect but I've been using them for a week now and they've worked great for me. You can map these 2 macros to the key bindings you want, Ctrl+Up or Ctrl+Down if you like. If anyone improves the regular expression I would love to see the updated version.
Imports System
Imports EnvDTE
Imports EnvDTE80
Imports EnvDTE90
Imports EnvDTE90a
Imports EnvDTE100
Imports System.Diagnostics
Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions
Public Module NavigationMacros
Private Function IsFunctionDeclaration(ByRef LineText As String) As Boolean
If Regex.IsMatch(LineText, "^[^\s\d\W\(\)]+[^\(\)]+\s+[^\s\d\W\(\)]+\s*\([^\(\)]*\)\s*$") Then
IsFunctionDeclaration = True
Else
IsFunctionDeclaration = False
End If
End Function
Private Function GetLineText(ByRef EditPoint As EnvDTE.EditPoint) As String
EditPoint.StartOfLine()
GetLineText = EditPoint.GetText(EditPoint.LineLength)
End Function
Sub GoToPreviousFunctionDeclaration()
Dim Selection As EnvDTE.TextSelection
Dim EditPoint As EnvDTE.EditPoint
Dim LineText As String
Selection = DTE.ActiveDocument.Selection
EditPoint = Selection.TopPoint.CreateEditPoint
EditPoint.LineUp()
While IsFunctionDeclaration(GetLineText(EditPoint)) = False And Not EditPoint.AtStartOfDocument
EditPoint.LineUp()
End While
If Not EditPoint.AtEndOfDocument Then
Selection.MoveToLineAndOffset(EditPoint.Line, 1)
End If
End Sub
Sub GoToNextFunctionDeclaration()
Dim Selection As EnvDTE.TextSelection
Dim EditPoint As EnvDTE.EditPoint
Dim LineText As String
Selection = DTE.ActiveDocument.Selection
EditPoint = Selection.TopPoint.CreateEditPoint
EditPoint.LineDown()
While IsFunctionDeclaration(GetLineText(EditPoint)) = False And Not EditPoint.AtEndOfDocument
EditPoint.LineDown()
End While
If Not EditPoint.AtEndOfDocument Then
Selection.MoveToLineAndOffset(EditPoint.Line, 1)
End If
End Sub
End Module