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inheritance - How to find what class(es) implements an interface (.Net)

The closest I could find to this question was this one: Getting all types that implement an interface

But that is for use in code, and to use it I'd have to change the code, recompile and run. I was wondering if there is a simpler way for me to just lookup all classes that implement a certain interface.

I seem to be faced with the question fairly often enough that I am seeking some easier/more generic way to find my answer. Most recently I wanted to find out what classes I could use that implement ISet, it didn't matter to me which class, just needed one to use to create an instance.

So I was wondering if there was any way to just find all classes that implement a given interface?

Thanks, Jeff

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Using ReSharper, right-click on the Interface, go to Implementation, choose the one you want to see from the list it populates.

I don't think there's a way to do it programatically, but if you just mean in the IDE, this is the easiest way to do so.


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