RC: Ctrl+Enter not working

For text files, ReSharper seems to have disabled Ctrl+Enter. It usually inserts a blank line above the carat. It is now doing nothing.

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Hello James,

Yes, ReSharper uses Control+Enter for its own action (force complete item
in lookup). If you want it to work as it did before go to Tools -> Options
-> Keyboard and map Control+Enter to Edit.LineOpenAbove.

Oleg Stepanov
Software Developer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

For text files, ReSharper seems to have disabled Ctrl+Enter. It
usually inserts a blank line above the carat. It is now doing nothing.



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Oh, I see. What does "force complete item in lookup" actually do?

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Hello James,

Well, it completes the "pseudo-selected" item in lookup list (which is
not highlighted, but is surrounded with wireframe). This VB-style behaviour
is used in VB completion.

Oleg Stepanov
Software Developer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

Oh, I see. What does "force complete item in lookup" actually
do?



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Hello James,

Also in 3.0.1 we will do that Control+Enter will work as usual when no
ReSharper lookup is shown.

Oleg Stepanov
Software Developer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

Oh, I see. What does "force complete item in lookup" actually
do?



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Hello Oleg,

I've the same problem with R# 3.0.2 and manually setting the shortcut to
(Global) Edit.OpenLineAbove doesn't work.

Also Shift+Tab doesn't work anymore since I've upgraded from R# 2.5.2 to
3.0.2 on both computers (VS 2005 Prof. and VS 2005 Team Suite).
Shift+Tab normally does an unindentation of the selected lines.

Thanks,

Marco

Hello James,

Also in 3.0.1 we will do that Control+Enter will work as usual when no
ReSharper lookup is shown.

Oleg Stepanov
Software Developer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

>> Oh, I see. What does "force complete item in lookup" actually
>> do?
>>


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