I have installed VS 2013 community edition. It seems that the intellisense is not working properly. Nothing happens on pressing "tab" key. I have to explicitly press "ctrl + space" keys to get the intellisense working. Anyone else facing similar issues?
This might solve the issue for you:
go to Tools >> Options >> Text Editor >> All Languages >> General and make sure that both Auto list members and Parameter information are checked (not the half-checked/square state).
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Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022 (64-bit)
Version 17.0.6
I have been using Ctrl+D for years in Visual Studio however today duplicate no longer works. This has been working in vs 2022 for several months.
When I check the edit menu it shows Ctrl+E,V
I also noticed Alt+Up Alt+Down no longer work to move lines.
Any ideas how these shortcuts can be reset or what may have caused them to change?
I managed to fix the issue by clicking reset mapping scheme.
Tools
Options
Environment
Keyboard
Reset
No idea how they got messed up in the first place because I have never touched these settings. Perhaps it was an extension.
My scheme still showed (Default) before clicking reset.
I'm using version 17.2.3 of Visual Studio Community. Going in and doing a reset didn't do anything for me. I found that Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V was the only thing that worked on a WinForm to duplicate either a single control or multiple controls.
I have always used Ctrl + D to duplicate lines in Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019
Version 16.8.5.
But recently, for seemingly no reason, it doesn't work. It doesn't even respond. It doesn't work when text is selected or not.
I was wondering if anyone else was encountering this issue. I wonder if it has something to do with an update or something. Any information or help to fix this issue is appreciated.
In VS keyboard options, check what is assigned to the Ctrl+D shortcut and Edit.Duplicate command:
I am new to Visual Studio and would like to disable the IntelliSense automatic suggestions without disabling IntelliSense entirely. More precisely, I don't want popup hints continually covering the code I'm working on, but I'd still like to be able to use Ctrl-Space to request suggestions at times. I'm coding in C/C++.
I've seen information on how to do this for Visual Studio Code, but I haven't found anything similar for Visual Studio.
Or if this is just a matter of me not understanding how to properly use Visual Studio or IntelliSense, please help me understand or point me to a forum where true Microsoft devotees hang out.
The solution is to go to Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C/C++ -> General and uncheck Auto list members.
Credit goes to this answer in "Intellisense “Toggle Completion Mode” doesn't work with C++ in Visual Studio 2010 Professional".
Turning off auto-suggestions in Visual Studio 2019 without turning off
IntelliSense
Solution
Edit Menu-->Intellisense-->click Toggle Completion Mode
After that, when you type, it will not cover the code you are working on automatically.
Hope it could help you.
Mabby this can help you this is a article i found about this
https://www.technipages.com/visual-studio-turn-off-autocomplete
Just installed Visual Studio 2013 (it seems there was no choice - tried to download vs 2012 from Microsoft but they automatically redirect me to 2013...).
I noticed that all those things that used to be colored in turquoise - like classes, types, attributes - are now plain black! I mean all those things that trigger the little blue "smart tag" thingie that when you press ctrl+dot you get a little option to add the appropriate "using" statement.
I've looked through and through in the tools > options > fonts and colors. In vs 2012, under "display items", there were entries such as "user types - XXXXX" which were colored turquoise. But in 2013 they're gone too! :-(
Productivity power tools is not installed...
Anyone?
For others who run into this, where the accepted answer doesn't work: try closing your project and deleting your suo file.
I tried devenv.exe /setup (as an admin, in a VS command prompt), I tried changing and restoring themes, I tried rebooting, etc. Nothing worked, but deleting my suo file fixed it.
I had the same issue in VS2013, fixed that with devenv.exe /setup
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How can I get user type C# syntax highlighting working again in VS 2012 RC?
If you've installed the preview of Roslyn, unintstall it. This worked for me.
Disabling and then enabling Productivity Power Tools 2013 extension resolved the issue for me.
I have been a fan of the new "Navigate To" feature that was released with Visual Studio 2010 since I saw Scott Hanselman using it in one of his presentation.
For some unknown reason, it randomly stops working.
I hit "Ctrl + ,", type what I am looking for and then nothing happens.
It seems to wait for something and the window shows no progression in the research.
The only way I found to fix this is to restart Visual Studio and wait for the problem to happen again.
Does anyone have any idea why Visual Studio is behaving like this and how I can fix this?
I got this working by simply selecting an item from the Search Items dropdown. Once you do that, the search starts working again as expected.
I got this working again by uninstalling ReShaper. It fixed some other things like the solution wide search aswell. I'm not so happy about the solution though...
Any chance you're using resharper, powercommands, or productivity power tools?
I suspect the issue is related to one of those (I have the same issue), but since it's difficult to reproduce, it's hard to test that.