What is visual studio 2015 shortcut for check in? I want to select the solution, and click on a shortcut to check it in to source control.
Is it like a team function you are looking for? Ctrl+0
You might find it here: http://visualstudioshortcuts.com/2015/
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In Visual Studio Code, when using Ctrl F in a file, the editor shows the "current of total" of the searched string. Is there a way to enable this in Visual Studio 2019?
VS Code:
Visual Studio 2019 Preview:
Instead of Ctrl+F use Ctrl+Shift+F, this will open the Find in Files option, select Current Document and search.
The results will now appear in a new window and you will get the count at the bottom of the window.
I don't think there's an option to show this count in Quick Find, at least not in Visual Studio for Windows. In Visual Studio for Mac this is the default behaviour:
I remember I can do that in the previous version of Visual Studio, but now I can select a word using a shortcut. It helps me to be more productive.
My Keyboard setting looks ok, but the shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+W doesn't work.
I have Resharper (version 2018.1) installed, but it doesn't look is affecting the shortcut:
I really don't know what happened to my Visual Studio, but to solve this problem I had to go to Tools > Options > Keyboard and chose all the keyboard mapping scheme and made sure the command was set correctly. After that, the command CTRL+SHIFT+W starts to work.
I hope it can help someone in the future.
Have you tried using: CTRL+SHIFT+W
In Visual Studio 2017 15.7.6, the shortcut is: Ctrl + W.
Here's a link that I've found it useful which list all Visual Studio 2017 shortcuts Visual Studio shortcuts
I'm using VS 2010, 2012 & 2013.
Usually I don't want the IDE to auto-focus on the item in solution explorer but sometimes it's useful.
Is there any keyboard shortcut or a menu option to navigate to the file in solution explorer on demand?
Thanks :)
For VS 2012, 2013, 2015 and 2017:
"Sync with Active Document" (default shortcut: Ctrl+[, S).
I know your question refers to 2010, 2012 & 2013, but VS 2017 has a button on the solution explorer to sync with active document:
Go to Tools/Options/Enviroment/keyboard look for View.TrackActivityinSolutionExplorer and assign the shortcut that you want.
Here I needed to remove the shortcut first, because the ctrl+shift+t was already assigned.
Of course, you can assign other shortcut.
I want to go through my changesets and search for a specific checkin/changeset comments on Visual studio 2013 or on Visual Studio Online. How can I do this? On github is very easy to do this but I am struggling on VS online.
If you have TFS Power Tools installed, you can use the following
tfpt searchcs
It brings up a dialog (like following) that allows you to search Change Sets by comment text amongst other things
Find Changeset By Comment extension for Visual Studio
https://findchangeset.codeplex.com/releases/view/99003
For Visual Studio 2013
http://developer.azurewebsites.net/2014/08/find-changeset-by-comment-2013-for-visual-studio-2013/
PowerTools are a great way (See other answer), here is the Quick and dirty way:
From the "View History"-Window:
Select all relevant Changesets you want to search
Press CTRL+C to copy to clipboard
Paste in Text editor
Use search function there
Is it possible to create shortcut to Visual Studio 2013 Help Viewer? It is possible to start if from Visual Studio IDE, Help menu. I want to run it, for example, from a desktop shortcut.
In previous Visual Studio versions there are shortcuts in Windows start menu, for example: "Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Documentation". 2013 doesn't have such shortcut.
Help Viewer is located at %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft Help Viewer\v2.1\HlpView.exe. Just create a shortcut to it. HlpView.exe requires some parameters,
Usage: HlpViewer.exe /catalogName [/options]
it gives a sample:
HlpViewer.exe /catalogName VisualStudio12 /locale en-us
Personally, I don't use Help Viewer and it doesn't have any content on my computer. Just try it on your machine.