Ctrl+Click Alternative

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- Development Team.

Have you tried double-clicking on the word?

Ctrl+click is pretty standard in the java world, in IntelliJ (another wonderful
jetbrains product), Eclipse, and some PHP editors. It is a shortcut that
I really like, and I was surprised it wasn't there begin with, considering
IntelliJ does it.

=)

I love the ability to go to an item's declaration with a shortcut, but
taking over something as valuable as Ctrl+Click, which selects
a word in the text editor, is really annoying. I'd really like to see
an alternative like CtrlShiftClick or something similar.
Perhaps there can be a drop-down with a few different choices.

Hello Andrew,

ReSharper has it, of course. The problem is that in VS it is used to select
whole words in drag-and-select, not just current word. So, it happens that
ReSharper blocks some VS functionality.

Sincerely,
Ilya Ryzhenkov

JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"


AB> Have you tried double-clicking on the word?
AB>
AB> Ctrl+click is pretty standard in the java world, in IntelliJ
AB> (another wonderful jetbrains product), Eclipse, and some PHP
AB> editors. It is a shortcut that I really like, and I was surprised
AB> it wasn't there begin with, considering IntelliJ does it.
AB>
AB> =)
AB>
>> I love the ability to go to an item's declaration with a shortcut,
>> but taking over something as valuable as Ctrl+Click, which
>> selects a word in the text editor, is really annoying. I'd really
>> like to see an alternative like CtrlShiftClick or something
>> similar. Perhaps there can be a drop-down with a few different
>> choices.
>>

Yes, I know about double-clicking. I'm just used to Ctrl+Click and HIGHLY prefer it. As any R# fan, I'm big on productivity and it's much quicker to Ctrl+Click than double-click.