By default, Visual Studio opens an XSD document with a visual designer. If you want to view and edit XSD simply as an XML document, use "Open with..." context menu option.
- Color Theme Editor
- Editor Guidelines
- GhostDoc Community
- HgSccPackage
- Layouts O Rama
- NCrunch
- ReSharper
- Theme Switcher
- WakaTime
- In ReSharper | Options | Environment | Keyboard & Menus | Enable Shortcut Browser checkbox
- Press left Ctrl key 3 times in a row within 1.5 seconds
- Note that within the browser, if you press on Ctrl, Alt or Shift (or combinations), it will show shortcuts using these modifiers
For some reason, new versions of R# (year 2017) no longer have the Alt+\
(Go to file member) shortcut. To re-enable it, go to VS keyboard customization dialog and add ReSharper.ReSharper_GotoFileMember
shortcut.
Code Editing / C# / Formatting Style / Line Breaks and Wrapping / Keep existing line breaks
should be uncheckedCode Editing / C# / Formatting Style / Line Breaks and Wrapping / Hard wrap at
should be set to80
Code Editing / C# / Code Style / 'var' Usage in Declarations
should all be set toUse explicit type
Sometimes (when moving projects, for example), R# Solution-Wide Analysis does not detect the newly moved projects and reports missing references. Solution: unload and reload the project in Visual Studio.
First of all, you need xunit.runner.visualstudio
NuGet package installed in your test project. If this still doesn't help, clear Resharper cache and restart Visual Studio.
This is a growing list of keyboard shortcuts I'm using. The idea is to then try to map these to Rider/VS Code/IntelliJ
Ctrl+Shift+B
- build solutionShift+Alt+B
- rebuild solutionShift+Alt+PgDn
/Shift+Alt+PgUp
- next/previous error in solutionF8
/Shift+F8
- next/previous build error