Hi,

No, I don't think so. I have performed some tests on this problem, but
cannot repro this scenario. With the following sample code, If I issue the
"Go To Definition" command at the last code line, the VS2005 text editor
will be navigated to the definition of the 'Register' method in the 'Boat'
class, not the Vehicle's:

Public MustInherit Class Vehicle
  ...
   Public Overridable Sub Register(ByVal owner As String, ByVal modelDate
As DateTime, ByVal originalCost As Decimal)
       ownerValue = owner
       modelYearValue = modelDate
       currentValueValue = originalCost
   End Sub
End Class

Public Class Boat
   Inherits Vehicle
   ...

   Public Overrides Sub Register(ByVal owner As String, ByVal modelDate As
DateTime, ByVal originalCost As Decimal)
   ...
   End Sub
End Class

..
   vessel = New Boat()
   vessel.Register(ownerName.Text.Trim, New Date(CInt(modelYear.Text), 1,
1), CType(currentValue.Text.Trim, Decimal))

Maybe your project is different from mine, would you please provide a small
self-contained sample for us to research, we can use the code snippet to
repro the issue.

Thanks!

Best regards,

Gary Chang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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