DXCore Services – Hints
December 14th, 2011
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The Hints DXCore service provides access to hinting services for showing/hiding Shortcut hints, BigFeedback hints, and other discoverability services.
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IDE Tools (CodeRush) Shortcuts options page
August 29th, 2011
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The Shortcuts options page is an important and one of the most often used options pages. It allows you to create, modify and remove shortcut bindings for all IDE Tools products (CodeRush, DXCore, Refactor!). The page is located at the IDE | Shortcuts path in the CodeRush Options Dialog. Here is what it looks like:
DXCore Services – Key (Keyboard)
June 28th, 2011
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The Key DXCore service provides access to keystrokes, key names, and key mapping methods and properties. This service can be used for retrieving shortcuts bound to the specific actions or an entire shortcut binding scheme that you can see on the Shortcuts options page.
CodeRush Unit Test Runner shortcuts and actions
June 20th, 2011
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CodeRush Unit Test Runner has a set of predefined shortcuts useful for running and debugging unit test cases inside Visual Studio. All shortcuts are easy to remember: they start from a general Ctrl+T keystroke (where T means Testing) followed by a second key which specifies the operation, for example:
- D – Debug
- F – File run test cases
- P – Project run test cases
- S – Solution run test cases
- and so on…
Coding Helpers – Auto Create Region
January 26th, 2011
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If you prefer your code to be wrapped into region directives (#region … #endregion in CSharp, or #Region … #End Region in Visual Basic), the Auto Create Region feature from CodeRush will help. To create a named region around a method, property or event, press “Ctrl+3” key anywhere inside of an active member. This will execute the “RegionAutoCreate” action, which wraps the active member into region directives. The region name will be the same as member’s name and will wrap all attached elements, such as XML doc comments or attributes as well.
Coding Helpers – Scope Cycle
November 11th, 2010
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The Scope (Visibility) Cycle feature adds the capability to quickly change the visibility modifier of the active member using a single shortcut. In a source code file, if your text caret is anywhere within or on a member (method, function, property, class, etc) definition, you can use the Alt key with the Up and Down arrow keys, to cycle through the legal visibility modifiers:
How to assign a shortcut key to a particular action
September 24th, 2010
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Note, this article has been moved to the official DevExpress Support Center site. Please refer to the moved article as it might have further updates or additional comments. Thank you.
It can be easily accomplished from the “Shortcuts” options page in the Options Dialog. Follow these steps to get to the Shortcuts options page:
1. From the DevExpress menu, select Options…
2. In the tree view on the left, navigate to this folder: IDE.
3. Select the Shortcuts options page.
How to assign a separate shortcut to a particular refactoring
August 18th, 2010
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Note, this article has been moved to the official DevExpress Support Center site. Please refer to the moved article as it might have further updates or additional comments. Thank you.
It can be easily accomplished from the Shortcuts options page in the Options Dialog. Follow these steps to get to the Shortcuts options page:
1. From the DevExpress menu, select Options…
2. In the tree view on the left, navigate to this folder: IDE.
3. Select the Shortcuts options page. Here it is: