In another thread about keyboard shortcuts it was mentioned that 'someone' should start a thread just for favorite time savers and keyboard shortcuts. I didn't see any new post started... so here's a starting point. If someone did start one elsewhere, can someone with some power merge them please?
I'm posting these with the mnemonics I use to remember them, not the labels used in the menus.
control-K, control-D
Kodeclean, Document-wide. Re-aligns all the code tabbing, braces, spacing and so on.
control-K, control-S
Kode, Surround. Surround the selected code with... Snippet popup selection. Try selecting a code block then type: control-K, Control-S, try {enter}
Your block is now surrounded in a try/catch block
control-M, control-O
Minimize, Outlining. Collapses all the code in the open document. GREAT if you use #region blocks for your properties, methods, events, fields
Favorite shortcutsVisual Studio
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5 Replies - 1267 Views - Last Post: 10 January 2011 - 04:59 PM
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#2
Re: Favorite shortcuts
Posted 26 June 2010 - 06:40 PM
Windows :
Cntrl + Escape = clicking start
Cntrl + Shift + Escape = Taskmgr (shortcut from cntrl + alt + delete & clicking taskmgr)
Linux :
Cntrl + Alt + Backspace = Quick Exits XWindows
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Cntrl + Escape = clicking start
Cntrl + Shift + Escape = Taskmgr (shortcut from cntrl + alt + delete & clicking taskmgr)
Linux :
Cntrl + Alt + Backspace = Quick Exits XWindows
** Moved to Computer Support & Operating Systems **
#3
Re: Favorite shortcuts
Posted 27 June 2010 - 01:18 AM
#5
Re: Favorite shortcuts
Posted 10 January 2011 - 10:50 AM
CTR + E + C to comment code
CTR + E + U to un-comment code
CTR + Shift + Enter to toggle code editor to full screen / and back
Shift F12 to find references
CTR + E + U to un-comment code
CTR + Shift + Enter to toggle code editor to full screen / and back
Shift F12 to find references
#6
Re: Favorite shortcuts
Posted 10 January 2011 - 04:59 PM
For Visual Studio, would have to be CTRL+SHIFT+F12. It is great for resolving compile time errors and inserting code. Those little red and blue boxes we all love so much, resolved!
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