How to go to file from "find all references" view

[humblehacker]

When I invoke "find all references", I'm taken to a nice view showing each file and the snippets containing the referenced identifier. How can I then jump from one of these snippets to the whole file with the cursor on the correct line?

[humblehacker]

I found the answer by button mashing - alt-enter, or if using vim, G ␣. Both mapped to editor::OpenExcerpts.

[hristogochev]

I was wondering the same thing, thank you so much! One thing to note is that when you are on MacOS and using the JetBrains Keymap, the mapping of alt-enter is not there by default and you have to add it. e.g.: "alt-enter": "editor::OpenExcerpts"

[Tobbe]

I found this and was a little confused by "or if using vim, G ␣".
The key combo you should use is actually g ␣. I.e. lowercase 'g' plus 'space', not 'G'. Trying to type a capital 'G' ('shift' plus 'g') will make you jump to the end of the file.
(G ␣ is actually what it says in the command palette as well, and it's equally confusing there)

[schdaniel20]

Mr. Tobbe, you are a legend. Your name will never be forgotten. Thank you!