Is there a way in Xcode to go to a particular class from the view hierarchy without having to type it out using cmd+shift+o?

Whenever I open the view hierarchy of my app to see which classes I should edit, there is no way for me to just tap in the name and go to the class that I want to edit. Is there a way to do this?
You can type in partial names into the panel that appears when you hit cmd-shift-O. Like if you want to edit the PenguinViewController.swift file, just type PVC, it should just select that file, then hit enter and you're there.
@blackstreet23
Not sure I understand what you want…

If you tap in the file browser panel (at the leftmost of Xcode), but not selecting a file to edit its name, and then start typing a name as app, you'll go to the first file of this name, such as appDelegate.
Is there a way in Xcode to go to a particular class from the view hierarchy without having to type it out using cmd+shift+o?
 
 
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