In the Visual Basic 6.0 IDE, it was possible to navigate to the start of the next (previous) subroutine or function by pressing CTRL + Down Arrow (Up Arrow). This does not work in VS2010.
Is there another key combination for this?
Can it (has it) be (been) implemented?
look on the Visual studio keyboard shortcuts released by Microsoft
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2010/07/29/visual-studio-2010-keyboard-shortcuts.aspx
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is there an equivalent of Eclipse's control Q shortcut (go to the last edit) in Visual Studio 2015?
I've tried control shift backspace but doesn't work
I'm using it quite a lot and it's really tedious having to do without it.
There is a question about going to a certain tab by number for Visual Studio Code but I couldn't find for Visual Studio. In the browsers usually you can go to a tab by pressing Ctrl + num. Is there similar shortcut in VS or a way to assign it?
Recommend an extension by Justin Clareburt, HotTabs:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=JustinClareburtMSFT.HotTabs
I can't seem to find the find and replace in a current selection in Visual Studio 2013 - Community Edition.
Does it have this kind of functionality?
The only choices when I press Ctrl+Shift+F are the following-
Try selecting some text (ie. your current selection), and pressing Ctrl + h (find and replace shortcut). Below is a VS 2010 screenshot, however VS 2013 works the same; the only major difference is the dialog box.
I was using VS 2012 in Windows 7. Yesterday, I installed Windows 8 and installed Visual Studio 2013.
And i can not use Ctrl-Shift-V keys for Cycle Clipboard Ring. I have tried to assume manually Ctrl-Shift-V keys for Cycle Clipboard Ring in Tools\Options\Keyboard menu. Still not working.
[SOLVED]- I have tried it in Design Window. It works fine in Code window.
Open up the Visual Studio Keyboard settings and make sure that the binding is setup correctly. You might have accidentally selected a different template the fist time you launched Visual Studio.
In my C# 2005 bindings, it's available. You might have to reset the mapping scheme and restart Visual Studio.
There might be a add-on, like Resharper that's interfering with the keybindings.
The same story on Win7 and VS2013.
In my case helped only removing ReSharper.ReSharper_PasteMultiple shortcut.
Thanks to the thread:
Visual Studio: ctrl+shift+v opens clipboard ring window I've coped with that.
ReSharper had been turned off nonetheless I had to totally remove the ReSharper's shortcut repeatedly pressing "Remove" (it was switching stacked values).
Is there a way to auto indent (like ctrl+i in MATLAB) FORTRAN code in Visual Studio.
If you are using Visual Studio with the C# keyboard settings, the keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+K followed by Ctrl+F.
To get the full list of predefined shortcuts, see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/da5kh0wa.aspx (Edit.FormatDocument). The list has all keyboard shortcuts from Visual Studio 6 to Visual Studio 2013.
Select the code you want to format and press Ctrl+K,F (i.e Ctrl+K then Ctrl+F)
Ctrl+K,D will format the entire document, without changing your cursor position (as Select-All option does).