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	I'm not sure what kind of declarations you are looking for. If it's a class of function or something written in php, there are two ways to follow:
 
	-open file where the object of interest is used, right click on it and select Find Declaration -open View-Tabs->Code Explorer and enter what you need in the Search input  | 
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