Adam Vandenberg (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} piehead) wrote,@ 2006-02-08 10:00:00 |
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Visual Studio 2005: Shortcuts
Visual Studio Hacks: Keyboard Bashing With The Pros.
Thanks to Jeff Atwood, I'm now a big fan of control-period to open the Visual Studio intellisense menu, especially for cascading renames.
I also found this incredibly useful, how to set up a shortcut to the "open files" drop-down:
Sara Ford's WebLog: Use Ctrl+Alt+DownArrow to quickly access all your open files.
And on the subject of method signatures, how often in Visual Studio (or any app, really ) do I want to print something that I need print sucking up control-P? Never, that's how often. So I remap control-P to "show signature". I may have stolen the idea from the default ReSharper keybindings, but I don't remember.
Visual Studio Hacks: Keyboard Bashing With The Pros.
Thanks to Jeff Atwood, I'm now a big fan of control-period to open the Visual Studio intellisense menu, especially for cascading renames.
I also found this incredibly useful, how to set up a shortcut to the "open files" drop-down:
Sara Ford's WebLog: Use Ctrl+Alt+DownArrow to quickly access all your open files.
And on the subject of method signatures, how often in Visual Studio (or any app, really ) do I want to print something that I need print sucking up control-P? Never, that's how often. So I remap control-P to "show signature". I may have stolen the idea from the default ReSharper keybindings, but I don't remember.
