In Android Studio (MacOS), with java if I have a statement like

MyClass c = foo.bar

I can hold down Cmd key and click on

MyClass

to jump to class declaration. Kotlin is much more concise so we have

val c = foo.bar

but now we don’t have

MyClass

to easily click on. I know we can do Shift-Cmd-B but that’s not particularly memorable. I suppose we also have the option to reprogram shortcuts but I prefer to stick to defaults where at all possible. Any tips?

Shift-Cmd B -> shows type definition cmd B shows variable definition .It is the same exact thing in Kotlin and java.. if you want a type to click on than just include it in your variable declaration. Kotlin doesn't force you to infer types