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     Browse menu, Goto Definition command («pwbrowsegotodef»)
 
     Function  Pwbrowsegotodef
 
     The Goto Definition command displays the Goto Definition dialog box
     with the word at the cursor automatically selected and highlighted
     in the Name box. You can use this name, type another name, or
     select a name from the Names list.
 
     If the name is defined in more than one file, select the file that
     contains the definition that you want to see from the Defined In
     list.
 
     To go to the selected definition, choose OK. You can also double-
     click a name in the Names list or the Defined In list to go
     directly to that definition.
 
     The Goto Definition dialog box provides the following options to
     specify the definition:
 
     Option         Description
 
     Name           Specifies the name of the object
     Names          Lists all names in the project
     Defined in     Lists the files that define selected name
 
     TIP: To go immediately to the first definition of the name at the
          cursor and bypass the Goto Definition dialog box, use the
          Pwbrowse1stdef function («Pwbrowse1stdef»).
          See: Pwbrowse1stdef, Pwbrowsenext, Pwbrowsepop, Pwbrowseprev
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