Assign shortcut to Visual Studio “Find All”
I’ve been looking for the same exact thing! This isn’t the best way but this is what I do: Press Ctrl + Shift + F Type Your Search Press Alt + A (This performs a Find All)
I’ve been looking for the same exact thing! This isn’t the best way but this is what I do: Press Ctrl + Shift + F Type Your Search Press Alt + A (This performs a Find All)
Navigation: Control Panel[Select large icon]> Find Intel graphics option > Open setting screen Just try to customize new hotkeys in Intel Graphics panel, does not metter – disable or enable this hot keys
For people wanting to see each breakpoint, that ended up here. (Like me) Try Debug -> Windows -> Breakpoints.
Just for the record, it’s actually not that hard to use the standard keyboard mappings for the Configuration Manager dialog: Alt+B, O, (Arrow keys or first letter, e.g. D(ebug) or R(elease)), Enter The dialog box pops up fairly quickly, so this works for me.
Taken from lytebyte, you’ve got two options: Shift + F10 That nutty key on the bottom-right of a modern Windows keyboard, the Menu key
Alright; The answer seems to be: ^q:: Input Key, L1 if Key=f …some code here… return
A challenge you’ll find here is what does “next” really mean? Since you can tear off tabs, split the UI, even move tabs onto different monitors, I think “next” and “previous” lose a little meaning, unless you know what order they were opened in. Anyway, some solutions, with older versions (based on when the question … Read more
There is no such keybinding / command built-in. I couldn’t stand that either, so I created a VSCode extension. You can find it and install it here on the marketplace. The default shortcut is CTRL + L.
There’s a plug-in Location Navigate, which enables you to navigate between your last edit/view points. ..Can use shortcut (ctrl + – for back position and ctrl + shift + – for forward position) to jump code back and forward.. The plug-in SourceCookifier comes with a navigation history, but it only remembers the jumps between symbols. … Read more