Extremely basic question.
Are there common actions I can perform using keyboard shortcuts in the Windows Forms designer in Visual Studio (2008)?
Alternately, could I add my own keyboard shortcuts (either through settings or macros)?
It'd really be nice if I could, for example, set a control to dock/undock in its parent container by typing Alt + D. Or if I could set a control's name just by typing Alt + N and typing the name. Things like that.
It's just kind of tedious to click on the item, scroll in the Properties grid to the property I want to change, type the new value, scroll to the next property I want to change, etc. Which is why I have a feeling this functionality is in there already, or is easily configu开发者_JAVA技巧rable, and I just don't know about it.
I don't know of any specific to the Windows Forms Designer.
Here are the general ones: Visual C# 2008 Keybinding Reference Poster
Automating Repetitive Actions by Using Macros
Go to Tools -> Macros -> Record TemporaryMacro Ctrl + Shift + R and record your macro.
Save macro by going to Tools -> Macros -> Save TemporaryMacro as MyMacro
There are several built-in macros, which can be explored using Macro Explorer, Tools -> Macros -> Macro Explorer
There is also Resharper.
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