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In Visual Studio, the default window layout seems to be as follows:
Visual studio window layout
The code window is on the left, the solution explorer and properties windows are docked on the right, and the toolbox is docked on the left. How can the positions of the code window, and the solution explorer and properties windows be swapped?
You can drag solution explorer and properties windows to the desired location as illustrated here: Customize window layouts in Visual Studio.
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thanks to #phuzi comment. How to Edit multiple lines in Visual studio 2017 at once
to set more then one keyboard cursor in VS default setting just press Shift+Alt and press several places with left mouse click or just Alt and drag left mouse key to mark rectangle.
you can't edit nons following lines like in CLion for example.
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Is there a way to arrange the code in Visual Studio automatically (built-in functionality or an extension)?
By arrange, I don't mean format, which I know of. I mean to place private fields, public properties, constructors, private/public methods in a certain manner automatically. I've developed an application, but I had longer pauses in development, resulting in not-uniformed code style throughout the project. Is there a way to automate the process of rearranging it to comply to a certain style or do I have to do it all manually?
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http://www.codemaid.net/
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I noticed from the responses I did not see any solution for VS 2010 Express. So here it is:
View Toolbox, Right click inside toolbox window, click on Show All!
-----I reset the toolbox and all selections went away. I was thinking refresh but, it did a refresh from dll's and removed the Show All option.
How Can I restored my Toolbar.
Even I don't have Studio command prompt. I search the.*.tbd files in my machine but not found any file for delete.
After long research I found
The following steps allow you to reset the Toolbox completely and enable Visual Studio to rebuilt it from scratch. In most cases, this procedure solves all issues related to Silverlight toolbox items.
Above all, reset the Toolbox from Visual Studio. For this right-click the Toolbox and click the "Reset Toolbox" item. After the reset procedure is done, follow these steps:
Close Visual Studio;
Open the
C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VCSExpress\10.0
C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VWDExpress\10.0
(Windows 7) folder and remove all the .TBD files;
3. Run the "regedit" tool. For this click the "Run" item in the Start menu and type "regedit" without quotation marks;
Find the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\VCSExpress\ToolboxControlsInstaller_AssemblyFoldersExCache" and "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\VCSExpress\ToolboxControlsInstallerCache" keys;
Remove everything from these keys leaving them empty;
Run Visual Studio again and wait until it recreates all items in the Toolbox.
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Undo VS 'Exclude from project'?
I mistakenly chose the Exclude From Project menu item thinking I could choose what to exclude but it excluded the currently opened file.
I did not notice what file that was and there is no undo enabled.
How can I undo this operation? How can I detect what file was excluded? Is there some kind of log file?
Choose "Add > Existing Item..." then add the files you have excluded