Great Job with File Structure Window

"Mike Anderson" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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I've just started to use the new File Structure window more and it is

cool!

Yup. It would be one of my permanent tool windows if the display setting was
persisted across VS sessions :)

The one gripe I'd have about it is somewhat related to this. There is not
shortcut to open it. Ctrl-F12 is assigned to the old popup (which I don't
use and have no intention of using :), so I reassign it to the tool window.
Works nicely to open it again after opening VS, but new builds of RS often
assign it back to the old version.

So question: why a shortcut for the old and not for the new? If anything,
Ctrl-F12 should be the new version by default :)


Nonetheless, I love this window :)


Regards,

Lionel

Me too... I really hope they are able to fix that problem with persisting
the tool window. I like to keep it docked.

And I use the old pop-up all the time. Just as I use Ctrl-N to "go to
type", I use Ctrl-F12 to "go to method" once I'm in a type. Give that a
try. Hit Ctrl-F12, type the first few characters of the method or property
name you want to go to, and voila! (I have "narrow down list on typing"
checked).

I find it VERY useful. And I want both.


"Lionel Guilhou" <lionel.guilhou@free.fr> wrote in message
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"Mike Anderson" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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>> I've just started to use the new File Structure window more and it is

cool!

>

Yup. It would be one of my permanent tool windows if the display setting
was
persisted across VS sessions :)

>

The one gripe I'd have about it is somewhat related to this. There is not
shortcut to open it. Ctrl-F12 is assigned to the old popup (which I don't
use and have no intention of using :), so I reassign it to the tool
window.
Works nicely to open it again after opening VS, but new builds of RS often
assign it back to the old version.

>

So question: why a shortcut for the old and not for the new? If anything,
Ctrl-F12 should be the new version by default :)

>
>

Nonetheless, I love this window :)

>
>

Regards,

>

Lionel

>

I second that. It's wonderful but I need it to persist. Also being able to
narrow during typing would be nice as well, just like in Ctrl+F12. Methinks
CtrlShiftF12 is a good shortcut key. Or CtrlAltF12?


"Mike Anderson" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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I've just started to use the new File Structure window more and it is
cool!

>

Not only is this a great "v1" effort but it looks like a great platform to
add a whole bunch of new tools (e.g., sort methods, sort regions,
controlling collapse/expand state of region in code, auto-assignment of
event handlers to specific region - the UI for this could be done here,
etc...)

>

I'm excited to see what the future holds.

>

Keep up the Great Work!

Lionel Guilhou wrote:

Nonetheless, I love this window :)

So do I. R# starts to bring some nice features of the good ol' Delphi IDE into VS.
ctrl+Click and now the file structure. You guys even made regions collapsible! :)

Can't wait to get a more stable build to start working with R#.
It's been a long time since I could use it for my daily work :(

"Paul Bradshaw" <pbradshaw@advsol.com> wrote in message
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And I use the old pop-up all the time. Just as I use Ctrl-N to "go to
type", I use Ctrl-F12 to "go to method" once I'm in a type. Give that a
try. Hit Ctrl-F12, type the first few characters of the method or

property

name you want to go to, and voila! (I have "narrow down list on typing"
checked).

Except for the narrowing part, that can be done just as well with the
dockable window :)
I hit Ctrl-F12 to activate the window, type the first few characters of the
method or property name I want to go to, and voilà :)

I find it VERY useful. And I want both.

Two shortcuts then. Maybe Ctrl-F12 and Ctrl-Shift-F12, something like that
:)


Regards,

Lionel

In intelij IDEA, which from resharper features are coming, there are :
Ctrl + N > Go to class
Ctrl + Shift + N > Go to file

But there is also... one useful shortcut missing in resharper :
Ctrl + Shift + Alt + N > Go to symbol (method, member...)
(that's equivalent of what you say, ctrl-N then ctrl-F12)

Another idea feature i would like to see in resharper, which is not the most
complicated to do i think :
"filtering the lookup lists with the help of the "camel words" prefixes."
Example : UnitsInStock selected by typing (UIS)

If you like resharper, idea is the source... and so much better!...

"Paul Bradshaw" <pbradshaw@advsol.com> wrote in message
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>> And I use the old pop-up all the time. Just as I use Ctrl-N to "go
>> to type", I use Ctrl-F12 to "go to method" once I'm in a type. Give
>> that a try. Hit Ctrl-F12, type the first few characters of the
>> method or
>>

property

>> name you want to go to, and voila! (I have "narrow down list on
>> typing" checked).
>>

Except for the narrowing part, that can be done just as well with the
dockable window :)
I hit Ctrl-F12 to activate the window, type the first few characters
of the
method or property name I want to go to, and voilà :)

>> I find it VERY useful. And I want both.
>>

Two shortcuts then. Maybe Ctrl-F12 and Ctrl-Shift-F12, something like
that :)

Regards,

Lionel

Another idea feature i would like to see in resharper, which is not
the most
complicated to do i think :
"filtering the lookup lists with the help of the "camel words"
prefixes."
Example : UnitsInStock selected by typing (UIS)
If you like resharper, idea is the source... and so much better!...

This feature is already there after ctrlN and ctrlF12.

This feature is already there after ctrlN and ctrlF12.

Oops - make that just ctrl+N.