Disable Shift+Delete Cutting in Visual Studio

I type fast. Often times when programm开发者_JS百科ing I will select a line with Shift+End and then press the delete key, but I do this so quickly that my finger hasn't come off of the shift key. This results in replacing clipboard item with what was selected.

This is bad because many times I am deleting code before pasting some other code.

Apparently shift+del is an old school way of cutting.

I am aware of ctrl+shift+v for cycling through clipboard history in visual studio, but this is still terribly annoying.

Is there a way to disable this shortcut in visual studio or windows in general?

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Good answer. Although I assume some people will still like to perform the delete operation.

To still perform the wipe of the entire line with SHIFT+DEL but don't add it to the clipboard:

remove (as explained above) the binding of SHIFT+DEL to the Edit.Cut command

AND

bind the SHIFT+DEL combination to the Edit.LineDelete command.

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The keyboard shortcuts are pretty thoroughly customizable in Visual Studio.

Go to Tools > Options then in the left select Environment > Keyboard

Select the command, select the shortcut you want to remove, click "Remove" and click "OK"

If you wanted to circumvent this across Windows, you can use a one-line AutoHotkey script to convert Shift+Delete to just plain Delete:

+DELETE::SendInput,{DELETE}

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There is an easier way. The shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+L simply deletes the line you're on. Without having to select it first and without copying it to the clipboard.

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This autohotkey script solve this globally:

+Delete::
KeyWait Shift
Send {Delete}

shift+insert is okay, but shift+delete is just plain EVIL

I actually often lost code entirely, while being utterly confused where'd it go! :-)