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You know how in VS, when you put your cursor on a variable, it highlights all the variable occurrences? When I rename a variable, is there a shortcut to get VS to rename all the occurrences at once?
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You know how in VS, when you put your cursor on a variable, it highlights all the variable occurrences? When I rename a variable, is there a shortcut to get VS to rename all the occurrences at once?
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...That doesn't seem to do anything for me. I tried putting the cursor in the middle of the var name, hit F2 and started typing, but it didn't do anything. It just put red squiggles under the other occurrences.
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...That doesn't seem to do anything for me. I tried putting the cursor in the middle of the var name, hit F2 and started typing, but it didn't do anything. It just put red squiggles under the other occurrences.
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It could have something to do with changing your key bindings.
On a default installation of Visual Studio, when I put the cursor on an identifier and press F2, I see this:
You can also right-click and choose "Rename" from the context menu.
It could have something to do with changing your key bindings.
On a default installation of Visual Studio, when I put the cursor on an identifier and press F2, I see this:
You can also right-click and choose "Rename" from the context menu.
@ActivistInvestor wrote:
You can also right-click and choose "Rename" from the context menu.
Oh, that one works. Nice! As for F2, I'm working from home right now on a laptop remoting to my work pc. Perhaps it's an rdp thing. I'll try F2 when I get back in the office.
edit: You gave me an idea. I went to options and found that it's command Refactor.Rename. My keyboard map (Default) is mapped to Ctrl+R. You're probably using VS pro. I'm using Community.
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@ActivistInvestor wrote:
You can also right-click and choose "Rename" from the context menu.
Oh, that one works. Nice! As for F2, I'm working from home right now on a laptop remoting to my work pc. Perhaps it's an rdp thing. I'll try F2 when I get back in the office.
edit: You gave me an idea. I went to options and found that it's command Refactor.Rename. My keyboard map (Default) is mapped to Ctrl+R. You're probably using VS pro. I'm using Community.
Ed
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