What is the keyboard shortcut to methods dropdown at the top of Visual Studio 2015?
I found the answer thanks to #SergeyVlasov.
Thanks to Jeff's Keyboard Shortcut Summary Macro, I discovered that
Ctrl + F2 is mapped to a MovetoNavigationBar command, which pops me
into the "Class Name combobox." Add a tab and I'm in the Method Name
combobox.
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Is there a shortcut in Visual Studio 2010 to jump into the Properties - Text field of the current selected item?
EDIT: Thank you Steve :)
It depends on your current keyboard layout, but if you press two times the key F4 with layout Visual C#2005 you get the editing inside the text property of the current label
Does Visual Studio 2010 have a shortcut for quick fix?
I'm tired of grabbing the mouse, hovering over this red line, waiting for the little clipboard icon to appear, clicking on the first menu item. It would be so much fast to just open that dialog with some keys and confirming the first (i.e. selected) item.
The feature is called the "Smart Tag".
Default Keyboard Shortcut Schemes (ReSharper documentation)
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They can usually be invoked via the keyboard using either:
Ctrl+. (on a standard QWERTY keyboard)
Alt+Shift+F10 (if you've not got Function Lock enabled)
If your cursor is on the item that is underlined, you can use Ctrl + . to pop up the intellisence/suggestion context menu.
Alt + Shift + F10 does the trick.
Via #Rohit from Visual Studio keyboard shortcut to automatically add the needed using statement
If you want to edit the shortcut of quick fix you can do the following:
Open Tools->Options->Keyboard and in the Show commands containing field enter EditorContextMenus.CodeWindow.QuickActionsForPosition and replace the old shortcut with the new one.
i'm writing a visual studio 2010 extension and got a ToolWindow with a ToolWindowToolbar.
in my toolbar i want to add a split button that while pressing the button (left part) will show the 'open file' dialog, and when pressing the arrow (right part) will show a list of recently opened files.
i have tried several ways to no avail, can you help?
This thread from MSDN Visual Studio Extensibility Forum might help you.
"Bitmap icon does not appear on a SplitDropDown button in Visual Studio toolbar"
see solution in this discussion
On top of visual studio code editor, There are two drop down lists displays list of classes and members in then selected class. See the picture below. What do you call them and what are the shortcuts? So that I can navigate to methods and members using keyboard.
I am using Vs 2010
Thanks
CtrlF2Tab gets you there. Take a look at this link. Is there a hotkey in Visual Studio to open the member drop down list?
Not strictly on topic but ReSharper has a shortcut for this Alt+\
Can use Edit -> Navigate to [Ctrl + ,]. or Solution Navigator in Vs Power Tools. But I am still looking for shortcut to access it directly.
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I guess it is Edit.ExpandCollapsableBaseTypeList (or something) in the Tools-Options-Keyboard.
If that doesn't work you can always record a macro and assign a shortcut key for that.
In visual studio 2008 you have the navigation bar with Class Name combo box and Method Name combo box.
What is the shortcut to get inside any of these combo boxes from the code window?
Ctrl + F2 should do it (although it does depend upon which keyboard mapping you are using - Ctrl + F8 is the shortcut in my Visual Studio settings).
In general, the easiest way to find a keyboard shortcut if you know the name of what it is you are looking for is to go to Tools -> Options -> Environment -> Keyboard and then type its name into the "Show commands containing" box. It will then show you the shortcut(s) currently assigned for the command.
eg. typing navigation into that box shows Ctrl + F8 (for me) in the "shortcuts for selected command" box.
I understand this has been asked, but has a direct shortcut key been created for the second navigation box in visual studio 2010?