In Visual Studio, you can filter IntelliSense (code completion options) using filters (namespace, properties, methods, etc...). Is this also possible in JetBrains Rider IDE?
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Are there any extensions or whatnot for importing Visual Studio keybindings to JetBrains IDE? I just want as many 1-1 mappings as possible (Peek definition = quick definition, etc.)
Anyone knows a way?
Pressing CtrlMO in a c# file collapses all members of all classes in the file but not classes or namespaces.
Pressing same keys in a typescript collapses all outlines even the namespaces and classes.
How can I get same behavior for collapsing a typescript file like a c# file?
Is there any shortcut or a visual studio extension to achieve my goal?
Is this behavior become default behavior in earlier versions of visual studio?
Is this behavior become default behavior in earlier versions of visual studio?
I just checked visual studio 2015 and visual studio 2017 and this is now defalt behavior of visual studio when pressing CtrlMO
Is there any shortcut or a visual studio extension to achieve my goal?
As the newer versions of visual studio have the feature out of the box and older versions are going to be abandoned I don't think there is/would be any shortcut or extension for the this propose.
I should try to convince our company to migrate to newer version of VS or spend some of my time to write such an extension.
I've already turned off many options in Visual Studio 2017, but I can't suppress this annoying pop-up. (Not this specific one, but all of them, for all the API's)
Can someone please show me the setting I need?
Check this old post How do I turn off code tooltips in Visual Studio 2010. In it a workaround is provided but you will probably make a new extension from the source for it to work in Visual Studio 2017.
Looks like there is no setting for this except for the C/C++ language.
Is there a way that we see only the list of events in the intellisense list of Visual Studio ?
Is there any extension that allows this ?
Currently, neither Visual Studio or the ReSharper add-in support explicitly filtering the intellisense list.
There is a Visual Studio add-in, Visual Assist, which enables filtering by events (as well as properties, methods, etc.)
Anders Hejlsberg shows on channel9 that you can rename variables across multiple files with the Visual Studio TypeScript plugin. cf.: video introduction to TypeScript by Anders Hejlsberg at 50:08.
However, when I open the Refactoring menu, all items are deactivated, including Rename. I'm using the latest version of VS2012 Professional. Maybe this is related to ReSharper which is installed on my system. Can anybody could confirm this as a bug or is the Rename feature still in development?
Edit since I may not post this as an answer:
ReSharper overrides some original Visual Studio menu items.
There is a checkbox at RESHARPER -> Options -> Keyboard & Menus -> Hide overriden Visual Studio menu items.
Check this and the original Refactoring menu shows up again. There is the Rename feature which is working just fine.
There are two reasons you may not be able to refactor the name in Visual Studio.
If you are running your application in debug mode, many editing features are not available
If you have a Visual Studio extension, such as Resharper, it may have overridden the Visual Studio feature in the menu, or shortcut keys. For rename, the Visual Studio shortcut is simply F2, so it shouldn't clash with the Resharper key-combination - but Resharper may still override the context menu.
ReSharper (7.1.1) doesn't have built-in rename support for TypeScript. If you have ReSharper installed it is probably overriding (and hiding) Visual Studio's native rename -- this is the default functionality.
To show and enable Visual Studio's rename you need to uncheck the following option:
RESHARPER -> Options -> Keyboard & Menus -> Hide overriden Visual
Studio menu items
(Per the comments to this post, you can vote for this feature to be added to ReSharper at the following link: http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RSRP-330454)