I'm trying to figure out how to disable the CodeRush (v14.1.5.0) Refactor menu that pops up in Visual Studio 2013 (the ellipses). I do want the refactoring capabilities of CodeRush, but I'd rather just access it with a right click or the Ctrl + ` hotkey. Unfortunately, the popup gets in my way when I'm doing a lot of mouse work and I find myself clicking it on accident. Attached is a screenshot of the popup I'm talking about. The ellipsis, specifically, is what gets in the way.
I've done several searches on SO and Google with no luck. Thanks in advance!
DevExpress -> CodeRush -> Options
Core -> Features
and then uncheck Enable "What heppened" popup
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I'm using VS2010, VS2012 & VS2013.
I want to assign a keyboard shortcut to the back/next navigation buttons to be set to View.NavigateBackward and View.NavigateForward.
In the toold->options->keyboard I can't bind a command shortcut to a mouse-previous nor mouse-next button. Maybe because they are not keyboard-shortcuts...
Is there any way to assign a shortcut to those? (or to any mouse+keyboard shortcuts)
I know they are set by default to do almost the same thing but still I find the Ctrl+- and Ctrl++ (NavigateBackward and View.NavigateForward respectively) to be much more predictive and so much more usefull.
I saw this post (which also writes how the mouse-previous and mouse-next button work in VS by default):
How do Visual Studio 2012's navigation buttons behave?
and also the link there on the answer is broken.
This is not possible without a VS extension, which can be found here: Link. Sometimes though, the navigation backwards does not work with the mouse, but works when pressing the button in the interface.
I love the Productivity Power Tools extension for visual studio, however it has added the Ctrl+Click "Go To Definition" functionality, which is great and all, but my workflow makes me use the functionality when I don't want it.
When I want to copy something, I start marking some text, still holding down the mouse button, hold down Ctrl + C and then release the mouse button. The tool acknowledges this as a Go To Definition click, and I usually end up in the definition of String or whatever. I know I could just release the Ctrl button prior to the mouse-button; however, I have a hard time reconditioning myself from a habit I have had since forever.
Is there a way to remap the Ctrl + Click Go To Definition functionality, say, to Ctrl+Shift+Click? I know I can deactivate it by going to "Tools>Options>Productivity Power Tools>All Extensions"; however, I don't want to lose the functionality just make it work as I want it.
Edits:
This might be a ReSharper issue.
This post discusses something similar
Try going to ReSharper | Options -> Environment | Search & Navigation and turning off Go to declaration on <Control + Left click> in editor.
I don't have ReSharper. But I was able to turn this off in Visual Studio 2012. I found it in Tools - Options - Productivity Power Tools - Ctrl+Click Go To Definition.
Try menu Tools → Options → Productivity Power Tools (left menu) → Turn it off where it says Ctrl + Click Go To Definition on your right side.
I've seen cases where people are asking how to disable on double click.
But i'd like to go one further and disable the feature altogether, does anyone know how to? I don't mean all windows (Properties, Debug, Output) just code windows (Pages, Controls, other files)
I'm using VS2010 SP1 + PowerTools and I keep undocking code windows when selecting the tab if i accidently drag down and it's really frustrating!
Many thanks in advance,
Cheers,
P.
I also don't know any option to disable it, but you can restore the window to its last position by "Ctrl + Double-Click" on the tab's title bar.
Hope it helps.
These are two same question:
Turn off double-click undock in VS2010
How to disable floating tabs in Visual Studio 2010
For anyone who actually wants the answer to this, in my version of Productivity Power Tools (v10.0.20626.18) there is a way to disable this "feature".
Tools->Options->Productivity Power Tools->Document Tab Well->General->Advanced Options...
Under the "Floating Tab Well" group box, uncheck "Enable float on double-click"
http://i.stack.imgur.com/XxODT.png
All of a sudden I've lost automatic Intellisense in my projects. And now I'm doubting I ever had it because it's something I just took for granted.
Now, if I type in System. nothing pops up automatically until I hit ctrl-space.
I've tried the suggested "ctrl-alt-space" to toggle intellisense Completion Mode, but that only adds or removes a search box at the top of the Intellisense window, which I still have to bring up with "ctrl-space"
Am I crazy? Isn't the default mode of Intellisense to popup suggestions after you type in object. ?
It is a setting, it could be turned off if you recently played with an add-on that you subsequently uninstalled. For example. Tools + Options, Text Editor, All Languages. Ensure the "Auto list members" checkbox is ticked.
If you are using C#, go to Tools -> Text Editor -> C# -> IntelliSense. Make sure "Show completion list after a character is typed" is checked.
Does anyone know where can I enable the bar that let me switch between different views (Design,split,..) in Visual Studio 2010 ? I can't find it and it is not enables by default
If you go into the Visual Studio Tools -> Options menu, under HTML Designer -> General there is a checkbox to enable or disable the HTML designer. Checking this and restarting VS will do the trick and show the Design/Split/Source options at the bottom again.
I really prefer the Code Optimized setup but do need on occasion to hit the design view, shame it does not seem easier to expose and, when exposed, takes up more UI than it really needs to.
Do you have the Design/source tabs down in the bottom left corner of the window? (just above where your debug & immediate windows appear from in the default view). If you do, look further to the right of them, there is a splitter bar you can drag up to produce the split mode.
It's a corrupt installation, try reintall the VS
I also cannot see the Design/Source tab split. I could have sworn it was in VS2010 RC. Did they take it out of retail?? (I'm working with an Activity xaml file)
go to Tool->Option->General->Enabe Html Designer