This is a well-known legend yet in the form of a simple shortcut key.īookmarks, they are cousins to the breakpoints. To select the code between the braces, add shift key to the combination. To find the matching brace of a function/class use this shortcut. Got you!! You cant hide from me, You dumb closing brace! Select any snippet from the context menu shown and consider it done. Don’t worry, select the code and press these keys. Want a piece of code within an if-condition or a for-loop. VS offers many snippets like try-catch, for, class, foreach etc Baam! the if-condition is completed for you. Type if and then press the tab key twice. Bored of writing if-conditions and making sure that they are surrounded by braces?
#VISUAL STUDIO CODE COLLAPSE ALL SHORTCUT FULL#
Searching for the menubar and the panels while on Full Screen? This is here to rescueĪ simple search box is opened you can start typing after pressing this hotkey and press again to go to next resultīest of the shortcuts.
This is the hotkey for the back and forward buttons Navigate Forward/Backward Ctrl+–/Ctrl+Shift+–įorgot the previous location of your cursor? Don’t worry.You can bulk comment and uncomment by using this shortcut. Comment/Uncomment block of code Ctrl+K+C/Ctrl+K+U.Sometimes you would want to hide the annoying code that is blocking your view or distracting you, use this then. Collapse/Expand selection Ctrl+M+H/Ctrl+M+U.They do all with their precious keystrokes combined with Shift, Ctrl, and Alt, Is’nt it? And who wouldn’t like shortcuts after all?įor those people who use Visual Studio to write code, behold I present you few of my favorite and best shortcuts that can be used while writing and managing code. Sometimes I used to wonder how the system administrators are very fast in setting up things, restarting a crashed network, etc. (C++) Collapses all the structures inside the function.It is found that you could be more efficient and appear smarter if you use shortcut keys rather than doing things with the mouse. For example, if the insertion point lies inside a loop, the loop is hidden. (C++) Collapses a region in the function containing the insertion point. ( Ctrl+ M, Ctrl+ O) - Collapses the members of all types. ( Ctrl+ M, Ctrl+ U) - Removes the outlining information for the currently selected user-defined region. (To turn it back on, go to Edit > Outlining and select Start Automatic Outlining.) ( Ctrl+ M, Ctrl+ P) - Removes all outlining information for the entire document.
If some regions are expanded and some collapsed, then the collapsed regions are expanded. ( Ctrl+ M, Ctrl+ L) - Sets all regions to the same collapsed or expanded state. ( Ctrl+ M, Ctrl+ M) - Reverses the current hidden or expanded state of the innermost outlining section when the cursor lies in a nested collapsed section. To remove the custom region, use Stop Hiding Current (or Ctrl+ M, Ctrl+ U). ( Ctrl+ M, Ctrl+ H) - Collapses a selected block of code that wouldn't normally be available for outlining, for example an if block. The following commands can be found on the Edit > Outlining submenu. For example, deletions or Find and Replace operations may erase the end of the region.
When you change an outlined region, the outlining may be lost. For example, when you copy a region that's collapsed, the Paste operation pastes the copied text as an expanded region. The Copy, Cut, Paste, and drag-and-drop operations retain outlining information, but not the state of the collapsible region. The Undo and Redo commands on the Edit menu affect these actions. When you don't want to have outlining displayed, you can use the Stop Outlining command to remove the outline information without disturbing your underlying code. When you work in outlined code, you can expand the sections you want to work on, collapse them when you're done, and then move to other sections. You can change it in Tools > Options > Environment > Fonts and Colors > Collapsible Region. The default highlighting color may seem rather faint in some color configurations. Regions in the outlining margin are also highlighted when you hover over the margin with the mouse. You can see the contents of a collapsed region as a tooltip when you hover over the collapsed region. To collapse an outlining region, double-click any line in the region on the outlining margin, which appears just to the left of the code. If you are a keyboard user, you can choose Ctrl+ M+ M to collapse and expand.
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