Thursday, March 14, 2013
Visual Studio 2010 Shortcuts (5. Build and Debug) Continue...
2:39 PM
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Visual Studio 2010 Shortcuts ( 4. Coding) Continue...
2:38 PM
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Visual Studio 2010 Shortcuts (3. Code Editor) Continue...
2:37 PM
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3. Code Editor | |
Find, Replace,
and Goto
| |
Ctrl+f | Find and replace dialog box |
f3/Shift+f3 | Find next / find previous |
Ctrl+h | Display Replace options on the quick tab |
Shift+f12 | Find all references for selected symbol |
Ctrl+Shift+f | Find in files |
Alt+F3, s | Stop current find in files operation |
Ctrl+F3/Ctrl+Shift+f3 | Find next / find previous in selected text |
Alt+F12 | Find symbol |
Ctrl+d | Put cursor in find/command box of the toolbar. Use ctrl+/ in Visual C# |
Ctrl+i/Ctrl+Shift+i | Incremental search / reverse incremental search |
Shift+Alt+f12 | Quick find symbol |
Ctrl+, | Display Navigate-To dialog box |
Ctrl+g | Goto line number |
Ctrl+] | Go to matching brace in source file |
Ctrl+x, Ctrl+x, Ctrl+v | Cut, copy, paste |
Ctrl+Shift+v | Pastes an item from the Clipboard ring |
Ctrl+z | Undo |
Ctrl+y | Redo (or Shift+Alt+Backspace, or Ctrl+Shift+Z) |
Shift+Arrow Keys | Extend selection one character/one line |
Ctrl+Shift+End/ Ctrl+Shift+Home | Extend selection to end / to beginning of document |
Ctrl+Shift+] | Extend selection to nexst brace |
Shift+End/ Shift+Home | Extend selection to end / to beginning of line |
Shift+Page Down/ Shift+Page Up | Extends selection down one page / up one page |
Ctrl+w | Select current word |
Esc | Cancel Selection |
Ctrl+Shift+Page Down/ Page Up | Moves cursor and extend selection to the last line / first line in view. |
Ctrl+Shift+Arrow right/ arrow left | Extend selection one word to the right / one word to the left |
Ctrl+a | Select All |
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Visual Studio 2010 Shortcuts ( 2. Bookmarks) Continue...
2:36 PM
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Visual Studio 2010 Shortcuts (1. Manage Visual Studio) Continue...
2:34 PM
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1. Manage Visual Studio | |
Ctrl+s | Save current file |
Ctrl+Shift+s | Save all files |
Ctrl+Shift+n | Create new project |
Ctrl+o | Open file |
Ctrl+Shift+o | Open project |
Ctrl+Shift+a | Add item to project |
Esc | Close menu or dialog |
Ctrl+p | |
Shift+Alt+Enter | Toggle full screen mode |
Ctrl+f4 | Close current tab |
Ctrl+f6/Ctrl+Shift+f6 | Go to next / go to previous window |
Ctrl+Tab, then Arrow keys | Press and hold Ctrl+Tab, then using arrow keys gives a small task manager with all open files and views |
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
WPF: Showing Tooltip on a disabled element
2:34 PM
WPF: Showing Tooltip on hovering over disabled element
To show the tooltip while hovering over disabled element, use the ShowOnDisabled attached property of the ToolTipService class! From XAML.
Syntax:
<Button ToolTipService.ShowOnDisabled="True"></Button>
Or from C# code, you can call the static method corresponding to the attached property:
ToolTipService.SetShowOnDisabled(myButton, true);
Note: If you want to close the tooltip that is currently showing then,
Set its IsOpen property to false.
Syntax:
<Button ToolTipService.ShowOnDisabled="True"></Button>
Or from C# code, you can call the static method corresponding to the attached property:
ToolTipService.SetShowOnDisabled(myButton, true);
Note: If you want to close the tooltip that is currently showing then,
Set its IsOpen property to false.
Happy Coding!!!
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Portable Library Tools
2:25 PM
I came across Microsoft's Portable Library Tools add-in for Visual Studio supports the cross-platform development of .NET Framework apps Click Here to download...
Write and Build Portable assemblies that work without modification on multiple platforms, such as Windows 7, Windows 8, Silverlight, Windows Phone, and Xbox 360.
For example,
you can create classes that contain shared business logic for desktop apps, Windows Store apps, and mobile apps, and you can then reference those classes from your apps.
The Portable Class Library project supports a subset of assemblies from the .NET Framework, Silverlight, .NET for Windows Store apps, Windows Phone, and Xbox 360, and provides a Visual Studio template that you can use to build assemblies that run without modification on these platforms.
With the Portable Class Library project, you can reduce the time and costs of developing and testing code by building portable assemblies that are shared across apps for different devices.
Download The Portable Class Library
Target Platforms:
Features:
Base Reference Sites:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg597391.aspx#prereq
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/b0e0b5e9-e138-410b-ad10-00cb3caf4981
Write and Build Portable assemblies that work without modification on multiple platforms, such as Windows 7, Windows 8, Silverlight, Windows Phone, and Xbox 360.
For example,
you can create classes that contain shared business logic for desktop apps, Windows Store apps, and mobile apps, and you can then reference those classes from your apps.
The Portable Class Library project supports a subset of assemblies from the .NET Framework, Silverlight, .NET for Windows Store apps, Windows Phone, and Xbox 360, and provides a Visual Studio template that you can use to build assemblies that run without modification on these platforms.
With the Portable Class Library project, you can reduce the time and costs of developing and testing code by building portable assemblies that are shared across apps for different devices.
Download The Portable Class Library
Target Platforms:
Platform
|
Versions
|
.NET Framework
|
.NET Framework 4 and later
Update 4.0.3 and later platform updates for
the .NET Framework 4
.NET Framework 4.5 (selected by default)
|
Silverlight
|
Silverlight 4 and later (selected by
default)
Silverlight 5
|
Windows Phone
|
Windows Phone 7 and later (selected by
default)
Windows Phone 7.5
|
.NET for Windows Store apps (*)
|
N/A
|
Xbox 360
|
N/A
|
Features:
Base Reference Sites:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg597391.aspx#prereq
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/b0e0b5e9-e138-410b-ad10-00cb3caf4981
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