Basically, I want ReSharper's intellisense to work a lot like IntelliJ's, where all I have to do is press enter. I hate having to press down when selecting a option that's the first on the list and pressing enter, its slower than actually typing it out.
See this
This is really what I needed but in a different question, more of like a switcherooni :\ really wish this was pointed out better..
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The intro text says it all. I tried messing around with options related with the intellisense on VS, but no success. I mean, it does pick our options via enter, but, by the default, we gotta confirm the selection with the arrow keys first, which is an unnecessary step. Any clues?
To implement your idea, you need to set Member List Commit Aggressive to true.
The specific path is Tools->Options->Text Editor->C/C++->Advanced->Member List Commit Aggressive.
First of all, I need this just for a program than runs in console only.
So, I need a specific text to always be displayed in the console, in the same place, no matter how much other text appears below it. It can't "go up", it has to be shown always.
I don't know if there's actually a way/command, to do that. So I figured I could just clear the console (clear the screen) and show it, repeating this multiple times. But I've read in several similar questions that doing so is not actually safe or the correct way to go, and I can't find an actual answer on why it isn't safe.
So I was wondering, first why clearing the console is not safe?
And most importantly how should I approach this?
Sorry if it's not well written, I'm a little rusty with my English.
If running it in windows compiler only.
I cant resolve several issues which concern comfortable typing in VS2017 and must to say after hours that I've spent - Microsoft VS sucks.
How change hotkey TAB to Enter? When i start entering function name for example myFuncisHuge i don't wanna type all thing,i entering just first two letters my and if highlighted name beneath correct - simply press my lovely Enter button.But no,only way to do so - press button "Down" and then "Enter".Or "TAB" which i don't like.
No auto-parentheses for functions when i use autocomplete .Again,start entering name of function,use auto-complete with TAB(disgusting), it complete name of my func but i have add parentheses manually and after them semicolon...
I've came here after hours of surfing internet with this questions,i really dont understand why guys in Microsoft do such bad, why in QT or Embarcadero everything fine for default, when in most popular IDE i have to spent extra-hours for resolving basic things like that.
I know, I know, I should ask this on the C::B forums, but they're down, so I can't. Right, question: I use Code::Blocks as IDE for C++, but it kind of annoys me how it deletes unneccesary tabs on empty lines every time I save. So, is it possible to turn that of, so those tabs can stay there, and I don't have to add them again every time I save? Thanks in advance.
- bonjorno7
Setting -> Editor -> Uncheck 'Strip trailing blanks' would do it, but also means you might have extra whitespace at the end of lines.
I find myself using BBEdit on a mac a lot during development (and pure text editing as well). It's great and fulfills pretty much all of my needs. However one really annoying thing I find with it is that the Find dialog closes automatically after the first match is found. What I would much rather see is the dialog staying up with the "find" button highlighted, so that I could keep pressing "enter", "enter", "enter"... to get to the next, next, next... match. Yet I'm force to press 'cmd-F' after every match to re-open the dialog.
Is there any way to change this behaviour?
Press CMDg for next and CMDSHIFTg for previous match then the window will not close.